noun · formal
editorship
UK/ˈɛdɪtərʃɪp/US/ˈɛdɪtərˌʃɪp/ED·i·tor·ship
Band 6-7task2speaking
the position or role of being an editor, especially in charge of content or a publication
Examples
“Her editorship at the magazine lasted five years and saw major editorial changes.”
“During his editorship, the newspaper adopted a more investigative approach.”
“The university appointed a new editor and praised her previous editorship experience.”
Band 8 sentence
“During her editorship, the journal broadened its scope to include interdisciplinary research and policy analysis.”
Collocations
- during his/her editorship
- appointed to the editorship
- editorship experience
Word family
editor nouneditorial adjectiveeditorship noun
Common mistakes
editor→editorship
editing position→editorship
Say it for a higher band
5editor→6editing position→7+editorship
Synonyms
tenure as editor
Easily confused
editor
“The editor revised the article before publication.”
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