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traditorship

traditorship noun: the role or state of a traditor.

Noun

traditorship (uncountable)

  1. The role or state of a traditor.
    • It is to be noted that the very persons who on this occasion were so lenient towards the crime of traditorship became afterwards the chief leaders of the more rigid party.¹1864, James Craigie Robertson, “Origins of the Donatistic Schism”, in History of the Christian Church, page 195

Origin of traditorship

From traditor + -ship.

Questions about traditorship

What does traditorship mean?
Traditorship means the role or state of a traditor.
What part of speech is traditorship?
Traditorship is a noun.

Words near traditorship in the dictionary

  1. traditions
  2. traditive
  3. traditor
  4. traditores
  5. traditors
  6. traditorship
  7. tradlarp
  8. tradlarped
  9. tradlarper
  10. tradlarpers
  11. tradlarping

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