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What (who) is MASTERSHIP - definition
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Mastership
·noun Chief work; masterpiece.
II. Mastership ·noun An ironical title of respect.
III. Mastership ·noun The state or office of a master.
IV. Mastership ·noun Mastery; dominion; superior skill; superiority.
mastership
n.
1.
Headship.
2.
Dominion, rule, sway, mastery, supreme power.
3.
Superiority, supremacy, pre-eminence, mastery.
4.
Skill, cleverness, ability, talent.
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The Master; The Master (disambiguation); Masterful; Master, The; Mastership; The Master (film); Master (disambiguation); Master (band); Master(Album); The Master (film project); Masters; Master (character); The Masters (album); The Masters (disambiguation); Masters (disambiguation); The Master (album); Master (film); The Master (character); Master (fictional character); The Master (fictional character); The Master (TV series); Master (album); Master (Master album); Master (Indian film)
I
n.
1) to find one's master ('to find one who is superior')
2) a question master (BE; AE has quizmaster)
3) (chess) a grand master
4) a past master
5) a master at, of (a master of deceit)
II
v. to master completely, thoroughly
Examples of use of MASTERSHIP
1. He is one of the most highly regarded Italian masters whose biblical scenes, with their mastership of light and darkness, were considered revolutionary.
2. Labourers should be ensured to hold a part of preferential shares and their real mastership of the equitised SoEs should be highlighted, Hien said.
3. "The Fatherland Front and its member organisations play an important role in encouraging people to follow the guidelines and policies issued by the Party and State, promoting people‘s mastership and reflecting people‘s aspirations and opinions on national construction and development," President Triet said.
4. The primary requirement is to preserve and promote the nature of the State of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, a law–governed socialist State of the people, by the people and for the people, truly representing the people‘s interests and mastership.
5. On the strengthening of the Vietnamese State in the process of the socialist–oriented industrialisation and modernisation, President Luong said since the country has implemented the renovation process and the multi–sectoral market economy has been formed under the State management, Vietnam has always improved its legal system in accordance with new requirements, i.e. bringing into full play the peoples mastership and continuing to make the Socialist Republic of Vietnam stronger.