admiralship

/ˌædmərˈælʃɪp/

Definitions

1. noun

The office, rank, or authority of an admiral, or the quality of being an admiral.

“The admiralship of the fleet was a prestigious position that commanded respect.”

2. noun

The state of being admired or respected, especially as a result of a person’s exceptional qualities or achievements.

“Her admiralship as a leader earned her the admiration of her colleagues.”

Synonyms

  • authority
  • command
  • leadership
  • prestige

Antonyms

  • incompetence
  • mediocrity
  • subordination