stewardship
19
4.9
- noun
- /ˈstjuːərdʃɪp/
- Formal
:
gestión
- And good stewardship requires us to think about God's greater plan.
- environmental stewardship
- product stewardship
- resource stewardship
No, I've never given Ella a pet to teach her stewardship.
- No, I've never given Ella a pet to teach her stewardship.
- It is the nature of guardianship, the nature of stewardship, the nature of caring about you more than I care about me.
- Advancing good stewardship to ensure patients receive the correct antibiotic only if it is needed and for the right duration.
- They don't know what responsible wealth stewardship looks like, you know, particularly if they want to help tackle things like climate change and inequality.
- I'm not here to say it's easy, but I do feel a sense of stewardship toward myself.
- So I, I believe in stewardship.
- I also worked on back the stewardship program, LED it in the UK, the Middle East and Africa for a bit over a year.
- Are we submitting to that principle of faithful stewardship and trying to cut off my own sinful habits, which act like weights that stop me from growing?
Examples
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Farmers and environmentalists both emphasize the importance of wise stewardship of the shoreline to protect the ecosystem.
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It's an act of stewardship that is unlike any other.
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There is no reason that economic development and environmental stewardship cannot go hand in hand.
Academic text (2008) -
A growing number of rural community leaders consider environmental stewardship to be an important element of community sustainability.
Academic text (1993) -
We give thanks for their reverence for and stewardship of this land throughout the ages.
Academic text (2015) -
In their view, worldly goods were given by God to be handled with stewardship, with an interest to society as a whole.
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WDFW has expanded its definition of resource education to include stewardship opportunities to build knowledge and skills.
Academic text (2001) -
They don't know what responsible wealth stewardship looks like, you know, particularly if they want to help tackle things like climate change and inequality.
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The American Red Cross demonstrates excellent stewardship by effectively managing and allocating the funds donated by the public.
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Community programs often focus on the stewardship of local resources to ensure sustainable development for future generations.
Synonyms
117
3.5
Protecting and carefully managing nature and natural resources
27
3.5
Leaving something with a person or place so it is protected
1
7.0
The job of looking after and managing things like property, records, or a building
The responsibility for caring for and keeping valuable objects safe, like museum items
A belief in protecting nature, especially plants, animals, and water
How Responsible
- Formal
19
4.9
- Formal
19
4.7
117
3.5
555
1.0
100
3.5
29
5.3
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Stewardship comes from steward, an old word for a 'guardian' of a house or property. That's why stewardship now means careful and responsible management and protection of things like land, money, the environment, or data.