directorship Sentence Examples
- He achieved his long-standing ambition of obtaining the directorship of the company.
- The board of directors met to discuss the candidate's suitability for directorship.
- She welcomed the opportunity to join the board of directors and assume the directorship of a major corporation.
- The non-executive directorship of the company was considered a prestigious position.
- Her directorship of the board was marked by a series of innovative reforms and policies.
- His directorship of the organization was widely praised for its transformative impact.
- The directorship of the project required meticulous planning and impeccable execution.
- The directorship of the film was offered to a seasoned and acclaimed director.
- His directorship of the play was a testament to his creative vision and artistic prowess.
- The department was seeking a new director to assume the directorship and lead its team to new heights.
directorship Meaning
directorship (n)
the position of a director of a business concern
directorship (n.)
The condition or office of a director; directorate.
Synonyms & Antonyms of directorship
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Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- mastery
- dominion
- lead
- generalship
- dictatorship
- vanguard
- governorship
- premiership
- head
- rein-s-
- driver-s-seat
- jurisdiction
- kingship
- forefront
- presidentship
- sovereignty
- dominance
- mastership
- captainship
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
FAQs About the word directorship
the position of a director of a business concernThe condition or office of a director; directorate.
chieftainship, commandership, deanship, helm, chairmanship, superintendency, chair, headship, presidency, mastery
ranks, ranks,,
He achieved his long-standing ambition of obtaining the directorship of the company.
The board of directors met to discuss the candidate's suitability for directorship.
She welcomed the opportunity to join the board of directors and assume the directorship of a major corporation.
The non-executive directorship of the company was considered a prestigious position.
