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viceregency
treasurership
commandery
commandership
provisorship
subsecretaryship
undersecretaryship
superintendentship
comptrollership
subdeanery
chairpersonship
postmastership
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generalship
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palatinate
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prefecture
subdiaconate
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munshi
presidency
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admiralty
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president
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usherdom
-ate
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deanship
executive secretary
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vice chancellor
Cardinal Nephew
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legateship
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praetorship

English words for 'The office or position of a vicegerent.'

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