aberuncator
n. C2 Proficiency aberun·ca·tor
n. a person who removes or takes away something. This is a very old word that you will almost never see in modern books.
n. a person who removes or takes away something. Archaic in usage; primarily found in historical legal or literary contexts.
The aberuncator of the throne was a powerful figure.
In the old legal system, the aberuncator was responsible for clearing the land of any previous claims before a new owner could settle.
The historical text describes the aberuncator as a figure of transition, tasked with the solemn duty of stripping away the old to make way for the new order.
From averruncate + -or.