wardenship (Meaning)
Wordnet
wardenship (n)
the position of warden
Webster
wardenship (n.)
The office or jurisdiction of a warden.
Synonyms & Antonyms of wardenship
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wardenship Sentence Examples
- The warden's wardenship extended far beyond the prison walls, into the community.
- The abbot of the monastery held the wardenship over its vast estates.
- The mayor's wardenship was an arduous task, but he carried it out with diligence.
- The wardenship of the hospital was entrusted to a renowned physician.
- The chief warden had overall wardenship of all the prisoners in the state.
- The professor assumed the wardenship of the university's prestigious honors program.
- The wardenship of the forest was bestowed upon the ranger who had spent decades protecting its delicate ecosystem.
- The colony's wardenship was passed down from generation to generation, ensuring stability and tradition.
- The wardenship of the temple was a sacred duty, requiring unwavering faith and dedication.
- The wardenship of the lighthouse fell upon the shoulders of a tireless keeper who guided countless ships to safety.
FAQs About the word wardenship
the position of wardenThe office or jurisdiction of a warden.
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The warden's wardenship extended far beyond the prison walls, into the community.
The abbot of the monastery held the wardenship over its vast estates.
The mayor's wardenship was an arduous task, but he carried it out with diligence.
The wardenship of the hospital was entrusted to a renowned physician.
