consulship
/kənˈsʌlʃɪp/Definitions
1. noun
The office or position of consul, or the period of time during which a consul holds office.
“During his consulship, the new leader implemented several reforms to boost the country’s economy.”
2. noun
A period of time spent in a foreign country as a consul.
“During her consulship in Paris, she helped several American citizens navigate the complexities of French bureaucracy.”
3. noun
An honorary or ceremonial position, especially one that is conferred as a reward for service or achievement.
“He was appointed to a consulship for his contributions to the field of medicine.”