Thesaurus / wardship
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synonyms for wardship
- conservation
- insurance
- preservation
- safeguard
- safety
- security
- shelter
- stability
- aegis
- armament
- armor
- assurance
- barrier
- buffer
- bulwark
- camouflage
- certainty
- charge
- cover
- custody
- defense
- fix
- guard
- invulnerability
- reassurance
- refuge
- safekeeping
- salvation
- screen
- self-defense
- shield
- strength
- surety
- tutelage
- umbrella
- ward
- guarding
- protecting
- control
- management
- trust
- protection
- supervision
- direction
- safekeeping
- administration
- keeping
- superintendence
- charge
- aegis
- ward
- auspices
- tutelage
- guardianship
- ministration
- control
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- protection
- administration
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- charge
- management
- aegis
- trust
- ward
- auspices
- tutelage
- custody
- guardianship
- ministration
- guardianship
- protection
- care
- keeping
- management
- observation
- watch
- preservation
- safekeeping
- aegis
- conservation
- ward
- salvation
- superintendence
- auspices
- custodianship
- trusteeship
- tute-lage
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If the successor was an infant, the Crown under the name of Wardship, took the rents of the estates.
LANDHOLDING IN ENGLANDJOSEPH FISHERThis last (cornage) drew after it wardship, marriage, and relief.
LAYS AND LEGENDS OF THE ENGLISH LAKE COUNTRYJOHN PAGEN WHITEWith some of these dogs Samson appeased Richard's wrath when he flouted the king as to a disputed wardship .
THE CHRONICLE OF JOCELIN OF BRAKELOND: A PICTURE OF MONASTIC LIFE IN THE DAYS OF ABBOT SAMSONJOCELIN DE BRAKELONDIn the past John had evidently stretched his authority and seized lands over which others had really the right of wardship.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 17, SLICE 3VARIOUSHe promises also to do right concerning forests, abbeys and the wardship of lands which belong lawfully to others.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 17, SLICE 3VARIOUSFor nearly two hundred years, as it happened, the heirs of this house were always minors, held in wardship by the king.
IRISH NATIONALITYALICE STOPFORD GREENOnly tell me how I am akin and under wardship to thee, and what purpose brings thee here.'
LORNA DOONER. D. BLACKMOREHe had succeeded in enforcing his claim to the wardship of all orphans born within his domain.
HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH PEOPLE, VOLUME II (OF 8)JOHN RICHARD GREENThis Rookwood is a papist of kind, newly crept out of his late wardship.
MEMOIRS OF THE COURT OF QUEEN ELIZABETHLUCY AIKINHis rights of wardship over widows and orphans are stated and limited.
A HISTORY OF ENGLANDCHARLES OMANWORDS RELATED TO WARDSHIP
- alertness
- cautions
- circumspection
- concentrations
- concerns
- conscientiousness
- considerations
- diligences
- directions
- discriminations
- efforts
- enthusiasms
- exactness
- exertions
- fastidiousness
- forethought
- heed
- interests
- managements
- meticulousness
- niceties
- pains
- particularities
- precautions
- prudence
- regard
- scrupulousnesses
- solicitude
- thoughts
- troubles
- vigilance
- wariness
- watchfulness
- aegis
- armament
- armor
- assurance
- barrier
- buffer
- bulwark
- camouflage
- certainty
- charge
- conservation
- cover
- custody
- defense
- fix
- guard
- guarding
- insurance
- invulnerability
- preservation
- protecting
- reassurance
- refuge
- safeguard
- safekeeping
- safety
- salvation
- screen
- security
- self-defense
- shelter
- shield
- stability
- strength
- surety
- tutelage
- umbrella
- ward
- wardship
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