Mastership [noun]

Definition of Mastership:

ability, talent

Synonyms of Mastership:

● Dexterity

● Genius

● Ingenuity

● Quickness

● Propensity

● Aptitude

● Savvy

● Skill

● Flair

● Readiness

● Head

● Set

● Capacity

● Bent

● Gift

● Facility

● Aptness

● Trick

● Turn

● Expertness

● Know-how

● Nose

● Adroitness

● Faculty

● Command

● Expertise

● Forte

● Handiness

● Skillfulness

● Expertism

● Hang of it


Opposite/Antonyms of Mastership:

● Want

● Ineptness

● Ineptitude

● Lack

● Incompetence

● Ignorance

● Incapacity

● Disinclination

● Inability


Sentence/Example of Mastership:

But there is also an idea of mastership in the abstract, which is relative to the idea of slavery in the abstract.

But that the eye recognises this is the demonstration of the painter's own mastership.

I had to assert all my mastership to keep Paddy from singing.

The other vacancy was a mastership in a school in Portland, Oregon.

But I agree heartily with your feeling that you are too young, yet, to assume their mastership.

If this Mastership wants to govern the planet under the Emperor, they may do so.

Mr. Chmidd, could you or Mr. Hozhet tell me what kind of a constitution the Mastership has?

But everybody from the green robes down were provided for by the Mastership.

Now we have to call the Mastership this new name, Commonwealth.

The Management of Business of the Mastership, however, had promised to do something about it.