godfatherhood
- noun
- /ˈɡɑːdˌfɑːðərhʊd/
- His godfatherhood in the business world opened many doors for young entrepreneurs.
Examples
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Many admired her godfatherhood as she guided and supported new artists in the community.
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The politician's godfatherhood was evident in the way he protected his allies.
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His godfatherhood was evident in how he supported his family.
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The godfatherhood he provided was unmatched in the community.
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His godfatherhood among local artists helped nurture their creativity and career paths.
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The influence of her godfatherhood ensured that many underprivileged youths received scholarships.
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In the corporate world, his godfatherhood allowed many new startups to thrive under his mentorship.
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Etymology
Godfatherhood is made of god, father, and -hood meaning 'state'. Because a godfather can protect or support someone, godfatherhood can also mean the power or influence a person has as a protector or sponsor.