Headship
Pronunciation: /ˈhɛdˌʃɪp/
Headship (noun)
- The position of leading a group or organization, with responsibility for decisions and direction.
- The period when someone holds the top role in an organization or institution.
- A role of spiritual authority in a religious group, where one person leads others in belief and practice.
Examples
- Her headship improved teamwork and clear communication.
- The headship requires fairness and steady decision-making.