Lordship
Pronunciation: /ˈlɔːrdʃɪp/
Lordship (noun)
- A title given to a man of high rank or authority, often in a noble family.
- The power or control someone has over others, especially in a governing role.
Examples
- He was granted lordship over the vast lands, making him a respected figure.
- Her lordship over the project ensured its success and timely completion.
Common collocations: noble title, feudal lordship, exercise lordship, assert lordship