Similar words: worship, author, worshipped, censorship, coauthor, worshipping, sponsorship, authoress. Meaning: ['ɔːθəʃɪp] 
n. 1. the act of creating written works 2. the act of initiating a new idea or theory or writing.
n. 1. the act of creating written works 2. the act of initiating a new idea or theory or writing. 
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31. He repudiated the authorship of the book.
32. The authorship of the discovery is disputed.
33. This paper want to indagate the meaning of Tang's Joint Authorship Poems.
34. They all accredited her with the authorship of the book.
35. The authorship Right is an important personal right to author and is protected by law, with characteristic of non negotiability, perpetuity and irrevocability.
36. Having a claimed and verifiable origin or authorship; not counterfeit or copied.
37. In this thesis,[http://sentencedict.com/authorship.html] we proposed a novel authorship disambiguation approach to solve the information shortage problem and the information ambiguity problem.
38. The utter lack of intuition that distinguishes Jong's young Sappho makes her authorship of this material simply impossible to believe.
39. Sophie's choice is one of the milestones in the history of the western novel. The authorship William Styron was publicly acknowledged as the novelist of the great achievement and brave innovation.
40. Specifies information, such as address, signature, and authorship, of the current document.
41. In setting up the system of authorship protection of folk literary and artistic works, the protection range should not be too broad like "Bangui Agreement", not too narrow owing to their languages.
42. There are other arguments I might adduce to vindicate Shakespeare's authorship.
43. Regarded as literature or philosophy the Koran is certainly unworthy of its alleged Divine authorship.
44. With its further development, there are more and more infringement disputes, especially the tortious act of authorship,[sentencedict.com] which has gradually become the point at issue in theory field.
45. It was her first try at authorship and proved a great success.
46. Some scholars pave the way for the collective property right on folk literature by borrowing the structuralist literature theory and criticizing the individualist authorship notion.
47. He was reading widely and intensely during the first years of authorship.
48. The merit of Fred's authorship was due to his wife.
49. Distinctive features of Israelite law are explained as flowing from the claim of divine authorship.
50. Modern doubts about the reliability of that tradition have led many scholars to reject the Johannine authorship of the book, but no other view accounts as satisfactorily for the facts.
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