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servanthood

servanthood noun: the role of being a servant.

Noun

servanthood (usually uncountable, plural servanthoods)

  1. (usually) The role of being a servant.
    • There is such a thing as the Butler Way, a team-first philosophy that stresses humility, passion, unity, servanthood and thankfulness.2008 March 23, Ray Glier, “No Matter the Opponent, Stubborn Butler Plays at Its Own Speed”, in New York Times

Forms of servanthood

pluralservanthoods

Origin of servanthood

From servant + -hood.

Questions about servanthood

What does servanthood mean?
Servanthood means the role of being a servant.
What part of speech is servanthood?
Servanthood is a noun.
What is the plural of servanthood?
The plural of servanthood is servanthoods.

Words near servanthood in the dictionary

  1. servantcy
  2. servantdom
  3. servanted
  4. servantess
  5. servantesses
  6. servanthood
  7. servanthoods
  8. servanting
  9. servantless
  10. servantlessness
  11. servantlike

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