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treasurership

treasurership

8.3
The role of managing an organization's money and accounts
  • noun
  • /ˈtrɛʒərˌʃɪp/
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  • During his treasurership, the club's finances improved significantly.

Examples

  • She was proud to accept the treasurership of the local charity.

  • He was elected to the treasurership last year.

  • The treasurership comes with a great deal of responsibility and trust.

  • The treasurership requires strong financial skills.

  • During his treasurership, the club's finances improved significantly.

  • She was proud to accept the treasurership of the local charity.

  • The treasurership comes with a great deal of responsibility and trust.

How Senior

treasurership
8.3
treasurer
52 5.0
deputy
658 3.4

Surface Forms

treasurership singular
treasurerships plural

Morphology

treasurership = treasurer (transparent) = treasure + ship

Formed by the regular addition of '-ship' to 'treasurer' to denote the office or position; meaning is directly derived.

Etymology

Treasurership comes from treasure ('valuable things' or 'money') and the ending -ship ('state' or 'office'). So, a treasurership is the office or job of the person who keeps the group's money safe.