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senatorship
Definition
n.
the office of senator
Last update: July 16, 2015
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Seymour did not re-enter political life, refusing to be considered for the United States
senatorship
from New York in 1876.
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He kept all the old offices, such as the
senatorship
and the consulate, and by preference filled them with men of Roman birth.
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And the pear was the Senatorship, which the galoot had denied himself to save Susan from being Mr.
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A
senatorship
was one of the great prizes of political life, and one of the noblest positions in the world.
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And if he signed it, in all probability he would lose the
senatorship
.
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If he signed it, the
senatorship
would slip through his fingers.
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As Lincoln expected, Douglas won the
senatorship
, but he lost the greater prize.
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Jerry Bassett corralled the coin; Blackford rolled up a couple of hundred thousand and capped it with a United States
senatorship
.
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"You have done nothing to deserve the
senatorship
; you are not the choice of the people of this state."
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Ramsay has the
senatorship
, all but the confirmation of the joint session, which is merely a formality.
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"If the people of my State, Selma, feel that I am the most suitable man for the vacant
senatorship
, I shall be proud to serve them."
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