observership Antonyms
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Meaning of observership
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observership (n.)
The office or work of an observer.
observership Sentence Examples
- The observership provided an invaluable opportunity to gain firsthand insights into the organization's inner workings.
- The students' observership at the hospital allowed them to witness the realities of medical practice.
- Through the observership program, participants gained practical experience and expanded their knowledge base.
- The observer's keen eye detected subtle nuances that had escaped the notice of others.
- The observership granted access to exclusive materials and conversations that enriched the researcher's understanding.
- The company's observership policy facilitated knowledge transfer and fostered a sense of collaboration.
- The team's observership during the project helped identify potential pitfalls and improve decision-making.
- The observership revealed hidden patterns and trends that guided the analyst in developing a predictive model.
- The observer's impartiality ensured an unbiased account of the events.
- The observership program enabled learners to develop critical thinking skills and refine their observations.
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The office or work of an observer.
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The observership provided an invaluable opportunity to gain firsthand insights into the organization's inner workings.
The students' observership at the hospital allowed them to witness the realities of medical practice.
Through the observership program, participants gained practical experience and expanded their knowledge base.
The observer's keen eye detected subtle nuances that had escaped the notice of others.
