incumbency
ɪnˈkʌmbənsi
incumbencies
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Definition of incumbency - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
termperiod during which a position is held
  • During his incumbency, many reforms were made.
tenure term
2.
politicsstate of holding a specific office or position
  • Her incumbency as mayor lasted four years.
office tenure term
3.
office advantageRarebenefits gained from holding a positionRare
  • The incumbency provided him with numerous opportunities.
office tenure term
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Origin of incumbency

Latin, incumbere (to lie down on)

Examples of incumbency in a sentence

  • The policies changed significantly during her incumbency.
  • His incumbency in office was marked by reforms.
  • The benefits of incumbency include greater visibility.
  • His incumbency allowed him to influence policy decisions.
  • During her incumbency, she focused on community development.

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  1. French:mandat, fonction, ...
  2. German:Amtszeit, Amtsvorteile, ...
  3. Italian:mandato, ...
  4. Spanish:mandato, ventajas del cargo, ...
  5. Portuguese:mandato, vantagens do cargo, ...
  6. Chinese:任期, 任期利益, ...
  7. Japanese:在任期間, 現職の地位, ...
  8. Arabic:فَتْرَةُ شَغْلِ المَنْصِب, شَغْل المَنصِب, ...
  9. Hebrew:כְּהוּנָה, כְּהֻנָּה, ...
  10. Russian:пребывание в должности, полномочия, ...
  11. Ukrainian:перебування на посаді, посада, ...
  12. Hindi:कार्यकाल, पदधारण, ...

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