Synonyms for Tenure:

• n.

  •
  • entrance,
  • voice,
  • entry,
  • right,
  • public interest,
  • permission,
  • priority,
  • access,
  • concession.
  •
  • business,
  • delegation,
  • call,
  • collaboration,
  • division of labor,
  • calling,
  • career,
  • appointment,
  • background.
  •
  • faculty,
  • housemaster,
  • houseparent,
  • headmaster,
  • educator,
  • instructor,
  • headmistress,
  • coach,
  • head,
  • headteacher.
  •grip (noun)
  • handshake,
  • grapnel,
  • crushings,
  • handhold,
  • handshakes,
  • handgrips,
  • handclasp,
  • handclasps,
  • grapnels,
  • handgrip,
  • handholds.
  •incumbency (noun)
  • incumbency.
  •land tenure (noun)
  • land tenure.
  •occupancy (noun)
  • inhabitancy,
  • Inhabitance.
  •occupation (noun)
  • in-habitations,
  • inhabitations,
  • in habitation,
  • in-habitation,
  • in habitations.
  •ownership (noun)
  • possessorship,
  • havings,
  • takeover,
  • takeovers,
  • Having.
  •possession (noun)
  • proprietary,
  • Proprietaries.
  •tenure (noun)
  • term of office.

• v.

  •social (verb)
  • tenure.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • administration (of an estate).
  •length of service
  • longevity.
  •Other relevant words:
  • custody,
  • employment,
  • colony,
  • Underlease,
  • Property Rights,
  • enlistment,
  • beneficial interest,
  • feud,
  • de jure,
  • situation,
  • law,
  • estate,
  • Seizin,
  • encourage,
  • station,
  • copyhold,
  • fetch,
  • prescription,
  • LEGAL ESTATE,
  • interest,
  • FEODUM,
  • job,
  • demand,
  • come,
  • gain,
  • proprietorship,
  • imitate,
  • guardianship,
  • chivalry,
  • warrant,
  • permanency,
  • berth,
  • spell,
  • dependency,
  • advertise,
  • maintain,
  • domination,
  • preoccupation,
  • entitlement,
  • Seisin,
  • use,
  • sanction,
  • dominion,
  • vacancy,
  • have,
  • period,
  • clutch,
  • adverse possession,
  • vested interest,
  • rule,
  • preoccupancy,
  • keeping,
  • help,
  • stake,
  • fiefdom,
  • freehold,
  • influence,
  • frankalmoign,
  • Undertenancy,
  • mandate,
  • tenantry,
  • receive,
  • Owning,
  • permanence,
  • tour,
  • craft,
  • Burgage,
  • oppression,
  • hitch,
  • tenancy,
  • fall,
  • equitable interest,
  • charter,
  • title,
  • Knight service,
  • time,
  • Alodium,
  • perquisite,
  • service,
  • subjection,
  • copy,
  • post,
  • enjoy,
  • subjugation,
  • opening,
  • clinch,
  • sovereignty,
  • transport,
  • bear,
  • clamp,
  • earn,
  • engagement,
  • residence,
  • care,
  • de facto,
  • constitution,
  • authority,
  • clasp,
  • villeinage,
  • stretch,
  • dynasty,
  • residency,
  • office,
  • name,
  • get,
  • grapple,
  • bond,
  • mastery,
  • billet,
  • bondage,
  • warranty,
  • security,
  • Possessing,
  • become,
  • socage,
  • clench,
  • proprietary rights,
  • leasehold,
  • privilege,
  • catch,
  • lease,
  • Feodality,
  • deed,
  • second job,
  • stint,
  • command,
  • acquire,
  • moonlighting,
  • property,
  • squatting,
  • position,
  • duration,
  • contingent interest,
  • holding,
  • suzerainty,
  • trust,
  • claim,
  • protection,
  • Villenage,
  • prepossession,
  • fee simple,
  • power,
  • benefit,
  • buy,
  • Gavelkind,
  • sublease,
  • management,
  • gig,
  • prison term,
  • attain,
  • take.

Paraphrases for Tenure:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    presidency.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    responsibilities, arrangements, directions, systems, Pensions, schemes, possession.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Irremovability, concession, career, permanence, appointment, permanency, incumbency, inauguration, landownership, chairmanship, job, possession, lease, legislature, rent, remit, employment, retention.
  • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
    lasting.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    occupation, Occupations.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    enjoyment, occupation, position.

Antonyms for Tenure:

• n.

  • time in position of responsibility
    misunderstanding, release, misconception.

Hyponym for Tenure:

• v.

  • social
    upgrade, advance, kick upstairs, promote, elevate, raise.