Pronunciation: /ˈlaɪsənʃər/
noun a formal approval or permission to engage in a particular activity or profession
A1 Licensure is required to work as a nurse.
A2 She is studying for her licensure exam to become a teacher.
B1 Obtaining licensure in real estate can open up many job opportunities.
B2 The company was fined for operating without proper licensure.
C1 He completed his licensure requirements and is now a licensed architect.
C2 The board of licensure revoked his license due to unethical behavior.
formal Obtaining licensure is a crucial step in becoming a professional in many fields.
informal You need to get your licensure sorted out before you can start working.
slang I finally got my licensure paperwork done, so now I'm official!
figurative Having licensure is like having a key that unlocks many opportunities in your career.
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