judgeship
judgeship
Definition
judge·ship (juj′s̸hip′)
noun
the position, functions, or term of office of a judge
judgeship
Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- federal: He soon upset the Senate by insisting that the nine newly created federal judgeships be filled according to merit rather than by patronage.
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