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Often used in the same context:
stint,
reign,
helm,
predecessor,
career,
stewardship,
directorship,
reappointment,
deanship,
ouster,
term,
seasons,
appointee,
salary,
appointment,
resignation,
interregnum,
managership,
chancellorship,
presidencies,
years,
ascension,
successor,
lame duck,
accomplishments,
retires,
senatorship,
captainship,
pastorate,
departure,
interim,
outgoing,
job,
leadership,
sabbatical,
dismissal,
chairmanship,
alma mater,
sojourn,
golden handshake,
tutelage,
emeritus,
period,
sacking,
seniority,
principalship,
decade,
vesting,
editorship,
ousting,
achievements,
relationship,
coaching,
internship,
former,
outspokenness,
assistant,
era,
contract,
position,
secondment,
turnaround,
pontificate,
lifer,
incumbency,
designee,
colligate,
nepotism,
endeavors,
office,
reshuffling,
reins,
assistantship,
curriculum vitae,
current,
dealings,
shakeup,
superintendency,
mandate,
patronage,
past,
legacy,
demotion,
administrations,
doctorate,
professorship,
provost,
succession,
hires,
mentor,
deferred compensation,
successes,
golden parachute,
lieutenants,
apprenticeship,
detractors,
spell,
retirement,
revolving door,
aprils,
secretaryship,
dispensation,
tenures,
tenancies,
residency,
tenancy,
stay,
tenants,
lease,
freehold,
probation,
proprietorship,
domicile,
holding,
occupancy,
tenant,
duration,
leases,
residence,
franchise,
tenurial,
tenured,
agrarian,
called,
landholding,
landuse,
licensing,
ejido,
parttime,
social,
defined,
established,
management,
monopoly,
protection,
socalled,
use,
administrative,
appointive,
distribution
More specific:
administration,
copyhold,
freehold,
presidency,
presidential term,
villeinage
Appears in the definition of:
administration,
copyhold,
freehold,
junior,
knight's service,
military service,
presidency,
presidential term,
senior,
socage,
villeinage
More general:
advance,
elevate,
kick upstairs,
legal right,
promote,
raise,
term,
upgrade
Synonyms:
incumbency,
land tenure,
term of office
Also try:
— Nouns for tenure:
system,
office,
track,
holders,
review,
holder,
arrangements,
reform,
faculty,
laws,
workers,
more...
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