soldiership
/'souldʤəʃip/
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Definition
Noun: - The skills, qualities, or profession of a soldier; military skill or prowess.
Usage
The word "soldiership" is a formal and somewhat literary term. It refers collectively to the skills, discipline, and conduct characteristic of a good soldier. It is often used to discuss the art, profession, or overall competence involved in being a soldier.
Examples
- His courage and soldiership were praised by the general.
- The academy focused not just on tactics but on the broader virtues of soldiership.
- A lifetime of soldiership had taught him the importance of discipline.
Advanced Usage
- The term can be used in a historical or evaluative context to describe the military effectiveness of a person or group.
- The chronicles recorded the exceptional soldiership of the king's guard.
Variants and Related Words
- Soldier (n): A person who serves in an army.
- Soldierly (adj): Having the qualities of a good soldier, such as bravery and discipline.
- Soldiery (n): Soldiers collectively; the military profession (this is a closer synonym but refers more to the body of soldiers).
Synonyms
- Military skill
- Martial prowess
- Soldiering
- Warfare expertise
Antonyms
- Pacifism
- Civilian life
Idioms and Phrases
Note: There are no common idioms or phrasal verbs that use the exact word "soldiership." Its usage is typically straightforward and literal.
Noun
- skills that are required for the life of soldier