rulership
/roo-ler-ship/US // ˈru lərˌʃɪp //
统治权,执政地位,执政,统治
Definitions
n.名词 noun
- 1
- : the act or fact of ruling or the state of being ruled: Foreign rulership of the country began in the 18th century.
Examples
Obama didn't threaten his guest about repairing his well-documented sins of rulership.
Once before I was offered a rulership in Kem which I refused.
Thus, tribal organization paves the way for the formation of States, though fixed rulership has not as yet been established.
As the storm is followed by the calm of nature, so chaos is succeeded by the peaceful rulership of the gods.
Even widows were subjected to the rulership of their nearest male relatives, and were not even free to choose a husband.
If we apply the standard of rulership, for instance, we find that women have shown even greater talent for ruling than men.
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