viziership
- noun
- /ˈvɪziərˌʃɪp/
- The viziership was a powerful position in the Ottoman Empire.
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During her viziership, she implemented policies that stabilized the region.
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His appointment marked the beginning of a long viziership characterized by diplomatic reforms.
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The viziership was often attained through a combination of loyalty and intelligence.
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He aspired to hold the viziership after years of service.
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During her viziership, she implemented policies that stabilized the region.
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His appointment marked the beginning of a long viziership characterized by diplomatic reforms.
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He aspired to hold the viziership after years of service.
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Etymology
The word viziership comes from vizier, which comes from Arabic wazir meaning 'helper' or 'minister', plus the English ending -ship, which gives the idea of a 'position' like in leadership. So a viziership is the office or time someone has as a vizier.