membership
Americannoun
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the state of being a member, as of a society or club.
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the status of a member.
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the total number of members belonging to an organization, society, etc.
noun
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the members of an organization collectively
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the state of being a member
Etymology
Origin of membership
Example Sentences
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UnitedHealth expects Medicare Advantage membership to drop by just over 1 million people, a small slice of the near 50 million members currently.
From Barron's
In the fourth quarter, the company saw attrition in its Medicaid business, which led to a membership decline of about 1% to $45.2 million as of the end of the year.
From Barron's
Mason talks with pride about what he calls the “evolution” of the academy’s membership, which has grown more diverse over his six years as CEO.
From Los Angeles Times
Wedbush analyst Scott Devitt, in a note on Tuesday, said Amazon’s announcement could draw more people to its Prime membership program, which offers faster service and other features.
From MarketWatch
If the reimbursement rate isn’t moved higher, she said managed care providers will trim benefits and focus on margin improvement over membership.
From MarketWatch
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