governorship (Also governorships) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to governorship

  • governorship«
  • governor«
  • military governor«
  • governor general«
  • viceroy«
  • proconsul«
  • rule«
  • nawab«
  • satrap«
  • eparch«
  • vicereine«
  • bey«
  • nabob«
  • kawanatanga«
  • ruler«
  • gubernatorial«
  • throne«
  • reign«
  • govern«
  • administration«
  • dominion«
  • margrave«
  • governing«
  • government activity«
  • government«
  • regime«
  • burgrave«
  • exarch«
  • governance«
  • dictate«
  • viceroyship«
  • swayer«
  • proconsulship«
  • proconsulate«
  • authorities«
  • puppet ruler«
  • totalitarian state«
  • state government«
  • state«
  • puppet state«
  • authoritarian state«
  • position«
  • overlord«
  • lawmaking«
  • sovereignty«
  • caliph«
  • office«
  • post«
  • rulership«
  • dictator«
  • regent«
  • bid«
  • papacy«
  • emir«
  • authoritarian regime«
  • federal government«
  • command«
  • empire«
  • place«
  • regency«
  • crowned head«
  • military government«
  • royal court«
  • court«
  • bidding«
  • puppet leader«
  • decree«
  • puppet government«
  • local government«
  • monarch«
  • dynast«
  • misrule«
  • suzerainty«
  • grand Turk«
  • sovereign«
  • berth«
  • legislation«
  • lord«
  • tribal sheikh«
  • tribal sheik«
  • legislating«
  • sultan«
  • hakim«
  • spot«
  • totalitation regime«
  • pupet regime«
  • ancien regime«
  • bureaucracy«
  • khan«
  • palace«
  • raj«
  • master«
  • sheikh«
  • tyrant«
  • ameer«
  • situation«
  • calif«
  • khalifah«
  • pontificate«
  • trust busting«
  • misgovernment«
  • sheik«
  • potentate«
  • billet«
  • government-in-exile«
  • amir«
  • khalif«
  • dictation«
  • stratocracy«
  • kaliph«
  • emeer«
  • basileus«
  • oligarch«
  • paramountcy«
  • ethnarch«
  • kalif«
  • proconsular«
  • viceregal«
  • misgovern«
  • dominate«
  • grind down«
  • tyrannize«
  • tyrannise«
  • presidency«
  • mayoralty«
  • speakership«
  • chairmanship«
  • mercy seat«
  • hot seat«
  • chancellorship«
  • judgeship«
  • consulship«
  • override«
  • vice-presidency«
  • commandery«
  • captaincy«
  • politics«
  • ascendancy«
  • ambassadorship«
  • bishop's throne«
  • incumbency«
  • political science«
  • welfare state«
  • politician«
  • editorship«
  • municipal government«
  • headship«
  • praetorship«
  • mastership«
  • ascendance«
  • power«
  • overturn«
  • emirate«
  • strongman«
  • one-man rule«
  • caliphate«
  • shogunate«
  • khanate«
  • overthrow«
  • prefecture«
  • ascendency«
  • public office«
  • lordship«
  • feudal lordship«
  • rectorship«
  • episcopate«
  • generalship«
  • control«
  • authoritarian«
  • secretaryship«
  • dictatorship«
  • dominance«
  • directorship«
  • magistracy«
  • sinecure«
  • shogun«
  • behest«
  • clerkship«
  • receivership«
  • premiership«
  • chieftainship«
  • chair«
  • feudal lord«
  • supremacy«
  • domination«
  • principalship«
  • enactment«
  • professorship«
  • leader«
  • internship«
  • deanship«
  • male monarch«
  • emperor«
  • scepter«
  • admiralty«
  • pastorate«
  • cathedra«
  • managership«
  • overlordship«
  • chieftaincy«
  • seigneur«
  • town meeting«
  • residency«
  • baronetage«
  • passage«
  • sainthood«
  • seigneury«
  • sceptre«
  • deanery«
  • tyranny«
  • stewardship«
  • king«
  • absolutism«
  • manhood«
  • lieutenancy«
  • seigniory«
  • authoritarianism«
  • direction«
  • commission«
  • plum«
  • reverse«
  • prelature«
  • countermand«
  • czar«
  • dominant«
  • autocrat«
  • rectorate«
  • order«
  • formal«
  • sheikhdom«
  • rabbinate«
  • fiat«
  • womanhood«
  • cadetship«
  • despotism«
  • protectorship«
  • pass«
  • despot«
  • legation«
  • magistrature«
  • fatherhood«
  • charge«
  • trusteeship«
  • injunction«
  • pastorship«
  • function«
  • apprenticeship«
  • curacy«
  • tsar«
  • eldership«
  • mastery«
  • press«
  • curatorship«
  • station«
  • totalitarianism«
  • lectureship«
  • sheikdom«
  • decriminalization«
  • possess«
  • edict«
  • criminalization«
  • custodianship«
  • wardenship«
  • chaplaincy«
  • commandership«
  • open sesame«
  • studentship«
  • prelacy«
  • wardership«
  • viziership«
  • tribuneship«
  • treasurership«
  • thaneship«
  • teachership«
  • solicitorship«
  • senatorship«
  • seignior«
  • proctorship«
  • priorship«
  • primateship«
  • presidentship«
  • prescript«
  • preceptorship«
  • precentorship«
  • peasanthood«
  • peacock-throne«
  • musnud«
  • monocracy«
  • moderatorship«
  • messiahship«
  • marshalship«
  • legislatorship«
  • legateship«
  • instructorship«
  • inspectorship«
  • generalcy«
  • foremanship«
  • counselorship«
  • counsellorship«
  • councilorship«
  • councillorship«
  • controllership«
  • comptrollership«
  • chaplainship«
  • cardinalship«
  • captainship«
  • bishopry«
  • bailiffship«
  • attorneyship«
  • accountantship«
  • academicianship«
  • associateship«
  • criminalisation«
  • librarianship«
  • ascendence«
  • site«
  • tzar«
  • rescript«
  • apostleship«
  • commandment«
  • decriminalisation«
  • judicature«
  • discipleship«
  • legislative body«
  • legislative assembly«
  • incumbent«
  • legislature«
  • senator«
  • comptroller«
  • police lieutenant«
  • lieutenant«
  • treasurer«
  • provincial«
  • mayor«
  • practical politics«
  • kingship«
  • political scientist«
  • political relation«
  • political leader«
  • subordination«
  • general assembly«
  • leadership«
  • commanding officer«
  • councillor«
  • praetor«
  • war power«
  • bellwether«
  • president«
  • chancellor«
  • legislator«
  • superior general«
  • general«
  • full general«
  • lawmaker«
  • attorney«
  • coronation«
  • hold«
  • solicitor«
  • maneuver«
  • social control«
  • ascendant«
  • patrician«
  • pol«
  • investiture«
  • presiding officer«
  • consul«
  • executive clemency«
  • charm«
  • deputy«
  • commandant«
  • vizier«
  • chairman«
  • prior«
  • commander«
  • nationalist leader«
  • foreman«
  • editor in chief«
  • rector«
  • dean«
  • head teacher«
  • head«
  • military leader«
  • steer«
  • strike leader«
  • spiritual leader«
  • religious leader«
  • labor leader«
  • civil leader«
  • civic leader«
  • shop clerk«
  • clerk«
  • chieftain«
  • prime minister«
  • authority«
  • headmastership«
  • bailiff«
  • regiment«
  • authorization«
  • marshal«
  • tribal chief«
  • police chief«
  • chief«
  • superior«
  • secretarial assistant«
  • part«
  • city manager«
  • council member«
  • take«
  • statute law«
  • controller«
  • counsel«
  • legate«
  • minister of religion«
  • secretary«
  • elder«
  • jurist«
  • manoeuvre«
  • potency«
  • chairperson«
  • examiner«
  • role model«
  • role«
  • liquidator«
  • kingdom«
  • liege lord«
  • father«
  • judge«
  • shop assistant«
  • senior pilot«
  • justice«
  • accountant«
  • chairwoman«
  • superman«
  • premier«
  • lead«
  • enthronement«
  • jurisprudence«
  • absolutist«
  • land site«
  • subject«
  • top dog«
  • don«
  • law«
  • headmaster«
  • harness«
  • bully pulpit«
  • protector«
  • garrison«
  • plebe«
  • financial officer«
  • air force officer«
  • point woman«
  • point man«
  • point«
  • instigator«
  • steward«
  • shop steward«
  • bill sticker«
  • bill poster«
  • professor«
  • realm«
  • moderator«
  • leading«
  • pupil«
  • cantor«
  • proctor«
  • trainer«
  • location«
  • property«
  • public lecture«
  • inspector«
  • politico«
  • official emissary«
  • home«
  • sea captain«
  • police captain«
  • captain«
  • leaders«
  • academician«
  • hero«
  • fort«
  • medical intern«
  • intern«
  • positioning«
  • geopolitics«
  • authorisation«
  • chaplain«
  • boss«
  • placement«
  • paragon«
  • imam«
  • torchbearer«
  • thane«
  • monopoly«
  • minister«
  • school principal«
  • principal«
  • librarian«
  • warden«
  • predominance«
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