Definition of precursorship in English:

precursorship

noun prɪˈkəːsəʃɪppriːˈkəːsəʃɪp

The status, position, or conduct of a precursor; the existence of a precursor or precursors.

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Cartwright (d. 1603), theologian and religious controversialist. From precursor + -ship.

noun

The status, position, or conduct of a precursor; the existence of a precursor or precursors.

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Cartwright (d. 1603), theologian and religious controversialist. From precursor + -ship.

单词	precursorship
释义	Definition of precursorship in English: precursorship noun prɪˈkəːsəʃɪppriːˈkəːsəʃɪp The status, position, or conduct of a precursor; the existence of a precursor or precursors. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Cartwright (d. 1603), theologian and religious controversialist. From precursor + -ship. Definition of precursorship in US English: precursorship noun The status, position, or conduct of a precursor; the existence of a precursor or precursors. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Cartwright (d. 1603), theologian and religious controversialist. From precursor + -ship.
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