Editorship (noun)

  1. The position or office of an editor.
  2. The management of an editorial department.
  3. The responsibility of editing a publication or document.

Origin:

From the english word "editor" and "-ship" which is a suffix indicating the office or position of an editor.

Examples:

  1. He was offered an editorship at a prestigious publishing house.
  2. She was appointed to the editorship of the school's newspaper.
  3. The editorship of the journal was passed on to a new editor.
  4. He was proud of his editorship in the organization.
  5. The magazine's editorship had been in the same family for generations.
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