Similar words: professor, professional association, censorship, profess, sponsorship, professed, profession, professing. Meaning: [prə'fesəʃɪp] 
n. the position of professor.
n. the position of professor. 
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1. He was offered a professorship .
2. I hope Jan gets that professorship she's in for.
3. He has accepted a research professorship at Cambridge University.
4. He advanced from a lectureship to a professorship.
5. The professorship of zoology is vacant and has been advertised.
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6. She was appointed to a professorship in Economics at Princeton.
7. A fixed-term professorship is being filled.
8. Most have held a professorship in their department before advancing.
9. The stipend of the professorship is at present ￡34,467 perannum.
10. The professorship colleges' financial responsibility audit work is an important economic supervision and appraisal activity.
11. Longfellow was lucky in securing a professorship of modern languages at Harvard.
12. In 1500 he had a lectureship or professorship of mathematics in Rome, but in 1503 he returned to his native land, where he was a canon of Frauenburg.
13. The proof is according to the college professorship admissible authorized rule 4 first amendment fifth article.
14. Dr. Smith was moved up from an associate to a full professorship.
15. He had been promised three new tenure-track positions, one of them a distinguished professorship.
16. At the time of the election to the Coulson Professorship, the headship will have been filled.
17. He retired from the University but retained an honorary professorship.
18. A non-stipendiary professorial fellowship at University College is attached to the professorship.
19. The Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton, New Jersey, offered him a lifetime professorship.
20. Suppose you do eventually obtain a permanent job, perhaps a tenured professorship.
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