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lectureship

lectureship noun: a position as a lecturer.

Noun

lectureship (plural lectureships)

  1. A position as a lecturer.
  2. A series of lectures, possibly by different lecturers, on a common theme.
  3. Something that provides for lectures to be presented.

Forms of lectureship

plurallectureships

Origin of lectureship

From lecture + -ship.

Questions about lectureship

What does lectureship mean?
Lectureship means a position as a lecturer.
What part of speech is lectureship?
Lectureship is a noun.
What is the plural of lectureship?
The plural of lectureship is lectureships.

Words near lectureship in the dictionary

  1. lecturer
  2. lecturers
  3. lecturership
  4. lecturerships
  5. lectures
  6. lectureship
  7. lectureships
  8. lecturesome
  9. lecturess
  10. lecturesses
  11. lecturest

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