consultantship

[ kuhn-suhl-tnt-ship ]

noun

1. the state or office of being a consultant; consultancy.

Word History and Origins

Origin of consultantship¹

consultant + -ship

Example Sentences

The restaurant consultantship Toast even offers tips to restaurant owners on how to manage the phenomenon, noting that “April to September is the busiest season of the year,” largely because that period encompasses Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, “two of the busiest restaurant days of the year,” and because good weather encourages customers to eat out more often.

From Los Angeles Times

Over the following year, Strauss orchestrated a public campaign of vilification against Oppenheimer, as if to soften him up for the final blows, which would be the termination of his AEC consultantship and the revocation of his security clearance.

From Literature

From his new perch, Strauss fixed his sights on Oppenheimer’s last means of direct influence on commission policy, a consultantship he had been awarded by the previous chairman, Gordon Dean.

From Literature