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marshalship

marshalship noun: the position or role of a marshal.

Noun

marshalship (plural marshalships)

  1. The position or role of a marshal.
    Synonyms:
    marshalcy

Synonyms of marshalship

Forms of marshalship

pluralmarshalships

Origin of marshalship

From marshal + -ship.

Questions about marshalship

What does marshalship mean?
Marshalship means the position or role of a marshal.
What part of speech is marshalship?
Marshalship is a noun.
What is the plural of marshalship?
The plural of marshalship is marshalships.

Words near marshalship in the dictionary

  1. marshals
  2. marshals of the RAF
  3. marshals together
  4. marshalsea
  5. marshalseas
  6. marshalship
  7. marshalships
  8. Marsham
  9. Marshawn
  10. marshbanker
  11. marshbankers

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