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prolocutorship

prolocutorship noun: the rank or office of a prolocutor.

Noun

prolocutorship (usually uncountable, plural prolocutorships)

  1. (usually) The rank or office of a prolocutor.

Forms of prolocutorship

pluralprolocutorships

Origin of prolocutorship

From prolocutor + -ship.

Questions about prolocutorship

What does prolocutorship mean?
Prolocutorship means the rank or office of a prolocutor.
What part of speech is prolocutorship?
Prolocutorship is a noun.
What is the plural of prolocutorship?
The plural of prolocutorship is prolocutorships.

Words near prolocutorship in the dictionary

  1. proloculus
  2. prolocution
  3. prolocutions
  4. prolocutor
  5. prolocutors
  6. prolocutorship
  7. prolocutorships
  8. prolocutress
  9. prolocutresses
  10. prolocutrices
  11. prolocutrix

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