duennaship
/ˌduːnɑːʃɪp/Definitions
1. noun
The position or state of being a duenna, especially a woman who is in charge of a young girl’s conduct and behavior in public.
“The girl’s duennaship was a difficult position to fill, as she had to balance discipline with kindness.”
2. noun
A female companion or attendant, especially one who is responsible for the behavior of a young person, especially a girl.
“The young girl’s duennaship was a strict but fair woman who looked out for her best interests.”