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councilorship

councilorship

8.6
The job of being a member of a council who attends meetings and votes on local matters
  • noun
  • /ˈkaʊn.səl.ɚ.ʃɪp/
translation icon : cargo de concejal
  • The duties of councilorship include attending all town meetings and voting on important matters.

Examples

  • She was elected to the councilorship last year.

  • Her councilorship brought significant changes to the local school system.

  • He aspired to councilorship after years of community service.

  • The councilorship requires dedication and hard work.

  • He aspired to councilorship after years of community service.

  • Her councilorship brought significant changes to the local school system.

  • The duties of councilorship include attending all town meetings and voting on important matters.

Synonyms

seat
vscouncilorship
382 4.6

A position in a government body that someone wins in an election

is the specific office of membership in a governing group not any position

How Senior

representative
  • US
404 3.9
to chairman
  • UK
5.7
aldermanic position
  • Formal
8.9
councilorship
8.6
deputy
658 3.4

Surface Forms

councilorship singular

Morphology

councilorship = councillor (transparent) = council + or + ship

Formed by adding the productive noun-forming suffix '-ship' to 'councillor' to denote the state or office of being a councillor.

Etymology

Councilorship comes from council, meaning a 'meeting' of people who make decisions, plus the ending -ship, meaning a 'position' or 'state', as in leadership or friendship. So councilorship is the 'position of being a member of a council'.