riderships
riderships is the plural of ridership.
Meaning of ridership
Noun
ridership (countable and uncountable, plural riderships)
- The people who ride a form of transportation.
- The bus company was going bankrupt because their ridership was too small.
- The position or office of a rider.
- After four years, (in 1780,) he ventured to propose the abolition of all riderships (croupe), and of other sinecures connected with the King’s household: […]1821 April, “Art[icle] VIII. Œuvres complètes de M. Necker, &c.; i. e. The complete Works of M. Necker, […] Notice sur M. Necker, &c.; i. e. An Account of M. Necker. […]”, in The Monthly Review; […]...
Questions about riderships
- What is riderships the plural of?
- Riderships is the plural of ridership.
Words near riderships in the dictionary
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