counselorship

8.1

A job of giving official advice in a school or firm

noun
/ˈkaʊnslərˌʃɪp/

: cargo de consejero

She was elected to the counselorship last year.

Examples

She was appointed to the counselorship after many years of dedicated service.
The counselorship requires strong leadership skills.
During his counselorship, the school improved its guidance program.
He applied for the vacant counselorship at the law firm.
He applied for the vacant counselorship at the law firm.
During his counselorship, the school improved its guidance program.
She was appointed to the counselorship after many years of dedicated service.

Surface Forms

counselorship singular

counselorships plural

Morphology

counselorship = counselor (transparent) = counsel + or + ship

Standard formation from 'counselor' + '-ship' denoting the office or state of being a counselor.

Etymology

Counselorship comes from counsel meaning 'advice' and the ending -ship meaning 'state or position', the same ending you see in leadership and friendship, so it means the office or term of being a person who gives advice.