kaisership

[ kahy-zer-ship ]

noun

1. the office of kaiser.

Word History and Origins

Origin of kaisership¹

First recorded in 1885–90; kaiser + -ship

Example Sentences

He might fairly pretend to Kaisership and to Austrian ownership,—had he otherwise been equal to such enterprises.

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This is the service a Belleisle can do; inflating a poor man to Kaisership, beyond his natural size!

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A man honestly doing his very best with his poor Kaisership, and dying of chagrin by it.

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He would move no step toward the Kaisership until German unity was in near and clear sight.

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Louis of Bavaria and Frederic of Austria both claimed the kaisership.

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