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notaryship

notaryship noun: the state of being a notary.

Noun

notaryship (countable and uncountable, plural notaryships)

  1. The state of being a notary.
    • Horace had come to Rome after the battle of Philippi, and obtained, probably by purchase, out of the wreck of his fortunes, a public notaryship.1878, Horace: Satires, Epistles, and Ars Poetica, page 144
    • All the gathered documents, copied from archives and books of the Cabildo, regarding the auction and final bid of the notaryship in 1600, along with the acts of the local authorities in 1607 confirming the claims of Silvestre de Balboa, were prepared to serve as documental evidence ina legal claims...2008, Raúl Marrero-Fente, Epic, Empire, and Community in the Atlantic World, →ISBN

Forms of notaryship

pluralnotaryships

Origin of notaryship

From notary + -ship.

Questions about notaryship

What does notaryship mean?
Notaryship means the state of being a notary.
What part of speech is notaryship?
Notaryship is a noun.
What is the plural of notaryship?
The plural of notaryship is notaryships.

Words near notaryship in the dictionary

  1. Notaro
  2. Notaros
  3. notary
  4. notary public
  5. notary-at-law
  6. notaryship
  7. notaryships
  8. notaspidean
  9. notaspideans
  10. notatable
  11. notate

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