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deaconship

deaconship noun: the position or role of a deacon.

Noun

deaconship (plural deaconships)

  1. The position or role of a deacon.

Forms of deaconship

pluraldeaconships

Origin of deaconship

From deacon + -ship.

Questions about deaconship

What does deaconship mean?
Deaconship means the position or role of a deacon.
What part of speech is deaconship?
Deaconship is a noun.
What is the plural of deaconship?
The plural of deaconship is deaconships.

Words near deaconship in the dictionary

  1. deaconing
  2. deaconly
  3. deaconries
  4. deaconry
  5. deacons
  6. deaconship
  7. deaconships
  8. deacquisition
  9. deacquisitioned
  10. deacquisitioning
  11. deacquisitions

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