postmaster
noun
the official in charge of a post office.
postmastership
-
a word derived from
postmaster.
Example Sentences
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Later, as Secretary of War, Robert Lincoln blocked Lamon's appointment to the postmastership of Denver.
From Time Magazine Archive
Actually, any debt that Ike owed Warren could have been paid by a third-class postmastership.
From Time Magazine Archive
One G. F. Flanders, G. O. Patronage man cr Georgia's Twelfth District, declared he could sell every postmastership, if he wanted to, which he didn't.
From Time Magazine Archive
Since the affair of the postmastership it had become, on Babbitt's part, an intense hatred.
From Shavings by Joseph Crosby Lincoln
He went to Manchester as chief clerk in 1865, but was away only six years, and returned in 1871 to assume the postmastership of his native city.
From The Bristol Royal Mail Post, Telegraph, and Telephone by Robert Charles Tombs
