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administratorship

administratorship

7.7
The job or time spent managing an organization
  • noun
  • /ˌæd.mɪ.nɪˈstreɪ.tər.ʃɪp/
translation icon : administración
  • His administratorship was marked by significant reforms in the organization.

Examples

  • When the administratorship came to an end, the anti-Reuther top officials again won leadership in the local, but the influence of the left wing began to wane.

    Academic text (1997)
  • And in fact, after a couple of weeks, we actually had one Wikipedia administrator resign from administratorship in protest.

  • She was proud to hold the position of administratorship for the environmental project.

  • During her administratorship, the school saw a rise in student enrollment.

Synonyms

headship
vsadministratorship
  • Formal
1 7.4

The position of being the leader of a group or organization

focuses on serving in a managerial, operational role rather than top leadership
chiefship
vsadministratorship
1 6.6

The time when a person leads a group

emphasizes administrative service and management rather than supreme leadership

Surface Forms

Morphology

administratorship = administrator (transparent) = administrator + ship

Standard nominalization: '-ship' forms a noun indicating the office, role, or period of serving as an administrator, which is directly inferable from the base.

Etymology

Administratorship comes from the Latin root administrare 'to serve' plus the ending -ship meaning 'state or position', just like leadership, so it naturally means the role or time someone spends serving as an administrator of an organization or system.