legateship
ˈlɛɡətˌʃɪp
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Definition of legateship - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
official roleRareposition or authority of a legateRare
  • He was granted the legateship by the Pope.
commission delegation
2.
time periodRareduration of serving as a legateRare
  • His legateship lasted for five years.
tenure term
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Origin of legateship

Latin, legatus (ambassador) + -ship (state)

Examples of legateship in a sentence

  • The legateship came with significant responsibilities.
  • During his legateship, he made significant reforms.
  • Her legateship was marked by peace and prosperity.

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  1. French:fonction de légat, mandat de légat, ...
  2. German:Legatenwürde, Legatschaft, ...
  3. Italian:legazione, mandato di legato, ...
  4. Spanish:legado, legación, ...
  5. Portuguese:cargo de legado, mandato, ...
  6. Chinese:使节职位, 使节任期, ...
  7. Japanese:使節職, 使節任期, ...
  8. Arabic:مَنْصِب المَبْعوث, مُدَّة المَبْعُوث, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַעֲמַד נָצִיג, כְּהוּנָּה, ...
  10. Russian:должность легата, легатство, ...
  11. Ukrainian:посада легата, період служби, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रतिनिधित्व, लेगेट का कार्यकाल, ...
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