commandership
kəˈmændəʃɪp
Definition

Definition of commandership - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
leadershipRarerole of leading a group or organizationRare
  • His commandership was marked by strategic victories.
command control leadership
2.
militaryRareposition or office held by a commanderRare
  • She was appointed to the commandership last year.
command leadership
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Origin of commandership

Latin, commendare (to entrust) + -ship (state)

Examples of commandership in a sentence

  • During his commandership, the organization saw significant growth.
  • His commandership was marked by strategic victories.
  • The commandership of the fleet was a prestigious role.

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  1. French:commandement, poste de commandant, ...
  2. German:Führungsrolle, Kommandeurschaft, ...
  3. Italian:comando, posizione di comando, ...
  4. Spanish:comandancia, cargo de comandante, ...
  5. Portuguese:comando, comandância, ...
  6. Chinese:指挥官职务, 指挥官职位, ...
  7. Japanese:指揮, 指揮官職, ...
  8. Arabic:قِيَادَة, مَنْصِب القَائِد, ...
  9. Hebrew:פִּקּוּד, ...
  10. Russian:командование, должность командира, ...
  11. Ukrainian:керівництво, посада командира, ...
  12. Hindi:कमांडरशिप, ...
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