grandmasterships
grandmasterships is the plural of grandmastership.
Meaning of grandmastership
Noun
grandmastership (countable and uncountable, plural grandmasterships)
- The factor of being a grandmaster; the status of a grandmaster, possessing notably superior mastery, experience and overall power, not merely physical and bodily and higher ranking.
- At last the danger became so imminent that it could be no longer concealed. Ferdinand received the intimation with a decent fortitude; and touched perhaps with compunction at the imjustice which he had done his grandson, or influenced by the honest remonstrances of Carvajal, Zapara, and Vargas, his...1818, William Robertson, History of the Reign of the Emperor Charles, pages 25-26
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- Grandmasterships is the plural of grandmastership.
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