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electorship

electorship noun: the position or term of an elector.

Noun (1)

electorship (countable and uncountable, plural electorships)

  1. The position or term of an elector.

Noun (2) capitalized: Electorship

Electorship (plural Electorships)

  1. The position or rule of an Elector.
  2. The realm of an Elector.

Forms of electorship

pluralelectorships
pluralElectorships

Origin of electorship

From elector + -ship.

Questions about electorship

What does electorship mean?
Electorship means the position or term of an elector.
What part of speech is electorship?
Electorship is a noun.
What is the plural of electorship?
The plural of electorship is electorships.

Words near electorship in the dictionary

  1. electoress
  2. electoresses
  3. electorial
  4. electorially
  5. electors
  6. electorship
  7. electorships
  8. electour
  9. electours
  10. electr-
  11. Electra

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