seniority

Meanings

• the state or quality of being senior or older in rank, experience, or age.

  - "He was granted seniority after working for the company for over 20 years."
  - "The seniors in the class were given special privileges, such as choosing their seats and being excused from certain assignments."

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Synonyms

eldership

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with seniority
seniority , seminary , familiarity , professionality , versatility , multifariousness , flexibility , capability , competence , expertise , knowledge , wisdom

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Homophones

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1. seniority () : the state or quality of being senior or older in rank, experience, or age.
   

2. seniority (Spanish) : the period during which a person holds a position of authority, power, or seniority.
   

3. seniority (French) : the quality or state of being senior or older in rank, experience, or age.
   

4. seniority (German) : the state or quality of being senior or older in rank, experience, or age.
   

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Variants

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seniorities , seniority

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Forms

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{"term"=>"seniority", "description"=>"Noun form: The state or quality of being senior or older in rank, experience, or age."}, {"term"=>"seniorities", "description"=>"Plural form: The states or qualities of being senior or older in rank, experience, or age for multiple individuals or entities."}

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Etymology

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The term 'seniority' comes from the Latin word 'senior', which means 'older' or 'senior in rank'. This concept of seniority has been used throughout history to recognize and reward those who have gained experience and expertise over time.

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Related Concepts

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1. tenure: Tenure refers to the holding of a position, office, or employment for a specified period of time, usually with certain rights and protections. It is often used interchangeably with the concept of seniority, but they are not exactly the same thing. Tenure refers specifically to the holding of a position or office, while seniority refers more generally to the state or quality of being senior or older in rank, experience, or age.

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Culture

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[{"term"=>"seniority", "description"=>"In some cultures, seniority is a highly valued and respected concept. It is often associated with wisdom, experience, and expertise. In many organizations and institutions, seniority is used as a basis for granting privileges, rewards, and benefits to employees and members based on their length of service and experience."}]

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