Definition

A high-ranking political advisor or minister in some historical governments, especially in the Middle East.

Example

The viziership was a powerful position in the ancient empire, overseeing various administrative duties.

Conversation

Did you know that the role of the viziership was really powerful in ancient times?

Yeah, I've heard that! They were like top advisors to the rulers, right?

Exactly! It’s fascinating how much influence a vizier could have on government decisions.

I agree, it's interesting to see how those positions shaped history.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Viziership → It is formed from 'vizier' (from Arabic 'wazīr', meaning minister or helper) and the suffix '-ship' (meaning the state or condition of). The word 'viziership' refers to the position or office of a vizier, indicating a role of authority or leadership.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'vizier' as a minister or helper, and remember that '-ship' indicates a state or condition. So, viziership is the state of being a vizier.

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