Definition: The word "archcritic" in Old English was used to describe a bishop or priest who presided over Church affairs, often as a substitute for a bishop but still acting as a higher authority. The term was also used as a metaphorical reference to an evil spirit or demon. It's a term from the early church and is derived from "arch", meaning "over" (like the "Arch of Rome"), and "critic" which means "judge".
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