Synonyms for presidency
ˈprɛz ɪ dən sipres·i·den·cy

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1. presidency, presidential term, administrationnoun

   the tenure of a president

   "things were quiet during the Eisenhower administration"

   Synonyms:
   disposal, judicature, governing, governance, organization, governing body, establishment, presidentship, brass, government, organisation, giving medication, administration, presidential term, government activity

2. presidency, presidentshipnoun

   the office and function of president

   "Andrew Jackson expanded the power of the presidency beyond what was customary before his time"

   Synonyms:
   administration, presidentship, presidential term

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1. List of paraphrases for "presidency":

   chairmanship, chair, presidencies, presidential, presidency-in-office, chairpersonship, presidenza, president, présidence, chairperson, chairing, chairman, bureau, presiding, speakership, president-in-office, preside, chaired

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1. Nabil Boumonsef:

   The ones with a positive view of this settlement argue that a Franjieh presidency will reassure March 8 and Hezbollah, while the presence of Hariri in the palace as prime minister will reassure the other camp. This is what is being marketed behind the scenes, there has already been great damage, particularly in the March 14 camp - more than in March 8 - because Franjieh is the clearest ally of the Syrian regime and the Assad family in Lebanon.

2. Lincoln Project adviser Kurt Bardella:

   Now that we see more activity from the White House, they’re coming up against a narrative that was painted by other people, and it becomes a little bit more challenging to stem that tide, every network would give him time if he asked for it… He needs to use the trappings of the presidency.

3. Katherine Mangu-Ward:

   I’m troubled by this trend, because what I think the interpretation will be is that this is working, deSantis is raising his profile every single week. He is putting himself in a better position to potentially win the presidency. And he is doing it through indiscriminate use of state power, not only to achieve kind of broader ends, but also just to score points.

4. The New York Times:

   You’re an inelegant, impolite, arrogant man. That’s why you’ll never get to the presidency of the republic.

5. Prince Ali:

   Friends I stand here in this ancient place in the timeless heart of Amman to once again launch my candidacy for the Presidency of Fifa, let me be clear, I want to finish what we started.