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inquisitorship

inquisitorship noun: the role or status of inquisitor.

Noun

inquisitorship (countable and uncountable, plural inquisitorships)

  1. The role or status of inquisitor.

Forms of inquisitorship

pluralinquisitorships

Origin of inquisitorship

From inquisitor + -ship.

Questions about inquisitorship

What does inquisitorship mean?
Inquisitorship means the role or status of inquisitor.
What part of speech is inquisitorship?
Inquisitorship is a noun.
What is the plural of inquisitorship?
The plural of inquisitorship is inquisitorships.

Words near inquisitorship in the dictionary

  1. inquisitorialism
  2. inquisitorially
  3. inquisitorialness
  4. inquisitorious
  5. inquisitors
  6. inquisitorship
  7. inquisitorships
  8. inquisitory
  9. inquisitour
  10. inquisitours
  11. inquisitous

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