Definition of: lordship

(lôrd′ship) noun
1. The state or quality of a lord; hence, the title by which noblemen (excluding dukes), bishops, and judges in England are addressed or spoken of, preceded by your or his.
2. The jurisdiction of a lord; seigniory; domain; manor.
3. The dominion, power, or authority of a lord; hence, sovereignty in general; supremacy. [OE hlafordscipe. See LORD.]

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"lordship" has the frequency of use of 0.0003% on en.wikipedia.org.

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