citizenship
/sɪˈtɪzənʃɪp/Definitions
1. noun
the state of being a citizen, especially of a country.
“She was proud of her American citizenship.”
2. noun
the rights and privileges enjoyed by a citizen.
“The new law expanded the benefits of citizenship for all residents.”
3. noun
the act of granting or conferring citizenship.
“The naturalization process was a crucial step towards achieving citizenship.”
4. noun
the quality of being a citizen, especially in a particular country.
“The concept of citizenship was deeply ingrained in the nation’s identity.”
5. noun
a person who holds the status of citizenship.
“The new citizen was warmly welcomed by the community.”