A rare or obsolete term for an official who admits people to an audience or manages an audience's access.
From audience plus -er (one who does something). Emerged in Middle English as a court or administrative position, now largely obsolete.
Audiencer was a real job title where someone literally controlled who got to see the king—a reminder that 'access' is one of history's most valuable commodities and worth an entire job position.
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