commandership (Meaning)

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commandership (n)

the position or office of commander

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His exceptional commandership during the battle earned him the respect of his soldiers.
The general's natural talent for commandership was evident in his strategic decisions.
Effective commandership requires a balance of tactical expertise and leadership skills.
Throughout history, great military leaders have demonstrated extraordinary commandership in times of adversity.
The captain's commandership inspired his crew to overcome challenges and achieve victory.
She was promoted to a higher rank due to her demonstrated commandership in previous assignments.
The success of the mission depended heavily on the commandership of the field officers.
Leadership courses often emphasize the importance of developing effective commandership qualities.
The commandership of the fleet was entrusted to Admiral Johnson, a seasoned naval officer.
The commander-in-chief praised the soldiers for their dedication and commandership in the face of adversity.

the position or office of commander

helm,chieftainship, directorship, headship, superintendency, premiership, forefront, dictatorship, presidentship, governorship

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His exceptional commandership during the battle earned him the respect of his soldiers.

The general's natural talent for commandership was evident in his strategic decisions.

Effective commandership requires a balance of tactical expertise and leadership skills.

Throughout history, great military leaders have demonstrated extraordinary commandership in times of adversity.