sergeantship (Meaning)

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sergeantship (n.)

The office of sergeant.

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The ambitious officer eagerly sought the prestige and authority of sergeantship.
The battalion Sergeant Major announced the appointment of three new sergeants, recognizing their leadership and experience.
During the sergeantship training, candidates were tested on their decision-making skills under pressure.
The weight of sergeantship rested heavily on his shoulders as he made critical decisions affecting his squad.
The veteran sergeant had seen countless horrors during his long sergeantship, but he remained steadfast and resolute.
The sergeantship required him to navigate both military regulations and interpersonal dynamics within the unit.
The battalion commander bestowed the honor of sergeantship upon the most deserving candidates.
The promotion to sergeantship came with increased responsibility and respect within the ranks.
As a novice sergeant, he yearned for the guidance and mentorship of his superior.
The sergeantship demanded the highest standards of professionalism, discipline, and integrity.

The office of sergeant.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The ambitious officer eagerly sought the prestige and authority of sergeantship.

The battalion Sergeant Major announced the appointment of three new sergeants, recognizing their leadership and experience.

During the sergeantship training, candidates were tested on their decision-making skills under pressure.

The weight of sergeantship rested heavily on his shoulders as he made critical decisions affecting his squad.