Pronunciation: /kənˈvinərˌʃɪp/
noun The position or role of a convener, someone who organizes or convenes a meeting or event.
A1 The convenership of the book club rotates among members.
A2 She was elected to the convenership of the neighborhood watch group.
B1 His experience in convenership of various committees made him a strong candidate for the position.
B2 The convenership of the conference required strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
C1 The convenership of the international summit was a prestigious position that required diplomacy and leadership.
C2 Her tenure in the convenership of the political party was marked by significant policy changes and party growth.
formal She was appointed to the convenership of the committee after demonstrating exceptional leadership skills.
informal He landed the convenership of the project team because he's always the most organized.
slang I never expected him to snag the convenership of the group, but he surprised us all.
figurative Taking on the convenership of the event was like being handed the keys to a well-oiled machine.
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