keepership Antonyms
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Meaning of keepership
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keepership (n.)
The office or position of a keeper.
keepership Sentence Examples
- The successful keepership of the estate required careful planning and management.
- The keepership of the historic mansion had been passed down through generations of the same family.
- The park ranger was responsible for the keepership of the wildlife sanctuary.
- The keepership of the family's heirlooms was a matter of great importance to them.
- The library's rare book collection was entrusted to the keepership of a dedicated team of librarians.
- The keepership of the city's records was a solemn duty that required the utmost accuracy and care.
- The keepership of the family's secrets was a burden that weighed heavily on her shoulders.
- The keepership of the ancient artifacts discovered in the archaeological dig was a fascinating and challenging task.
- The keepership of the community's history was entrusted to the local historical society.
- The keepership of the family's cherished recipes was passed down from generation to generation.
FAQs About the word keepership
The office or position of a keeper.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The successful keepership of the estate required careful planning and management.
The keepership of the historic mansion had been passed down through generations of the same family.
The park ranger was responsible for the keepership of the wildlife sanctuary.
The keepership of the family's heirlooms was a matter of great importance to them.
