- Treasurership
- Treasurership \Treas"ur*er*ship\, n. The office of treasurer. [1913 Webster]
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Treasurership
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treasurership — noun see treasurer … New Collegiate Dictionary
treasurership — treas·ur·er·ship || treÊ’rəʃɪp n. office of treasurer, function of being in charge of the funds of an organization … English contemporary dictionary
treasurership — trea·sur·er·ship … English syllables
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vice-treasurership — vice treasurer·ship … English syllables
vice-treasurership — “+ˌship noun : the office or tenure of a vice treasurer … Useful english dictionary
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