Definition Synonyms
Definition of incumbency - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
termperiod during which a position is held
- During his incumbency, many reforms were made.
2.
politicsstate of holding a specific office or position
- Her incumbency as mayor lasted four years.
3.
office advantageRare benefits gained from holding a positionRare
- The incumbency provided him with numerous opportunities.
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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- French:mandat, fonction, ...
- German:Amtszeit, Amtsvorteile, ...
- Italian:mandato, ...
- Spanish:mandato, ventajas del cargo, ...
- Portuguese:mandato, vantagens do cargo, ...
- Chinese:任期, 任期利益, ...
- Japanese:在任期間, 現職の地位, ...
- Arabic:فَتْرَةُ شَغْلِ المَنْصِب, شَغْل المَنصِب, ...
- Hebrew:כְּהוּנָה, כְּהֻנָּה, ...
- Russian:пребывание в должности, полномочия, ...
- Ukrainian:перебування на посаді, посада, ...
- Hindi:कार्यकाल, पदधारण, ...
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