ambassadorship
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6.8
- noun
- /æmˈbæsədərʃɪp/
:
embajaduría
- As a brand ambassador, her ambassadorship involved promoting sustainable products at various events.
Examples
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I made sure that during that time to cover my marriage, that all of my ambassadorships took place under my roof.
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His ambassadorship for the charity helped raise awareness about healthcare issues in the community.
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She was excited to begin her ambassadorship with the organization, eager to advocate for animal rights.
How Professional
Surface Forms
Morphology
ambassadorship = ambassador (semi-transparent) = ambassador + ship
Formed from 'ambassador' + '-ship', but the marketing/brand representation sense is a metaphorical extension from diplomatic representation and may not be fully predictable to all learners.
Etymology
Ambassadorship comes from ambassador plus -ship, like in friendship. An ambassador is someone 'sent' to speak for a group, and -ship means the 'state or job' of being that person. So an ambassadorship can mean the role of representing and promoting a brand, company, or cause.