Definition of candidature in English:

candidature

noun ˈkandɪdətʃə

mass nounBritish

The fact or condition of standing for a position or status; candidacy.
she is completing her PhD candidature as a part-time student
his candidature for the Presidency has received enthusiastic public support
Example sentencesExamples
- All of the legislators supported his candidature.
- The Republican senator, announced his candidature on Saturday.
- As the opposition pointed out, his candidature was the weaker from his being little known to the House.
- No body has any authority to withdraw my candidature from the Parliamentary election.
- I knew there were several factors against my candidature.
- Most Midwest labor unions have endorsed his candidature.
- Poor health forbade his candidature when the chair became vacant in 1834.
- The country yesterday supported India's candidature for a permanent seat in the United Nations Security Council.
- A divisive nomination campaign left his candidature holed and sinking.
- There have been reports about various attempts to sabotage the candidature of women candidates by withdrawing their nominations secretly.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from candidate + -ure, probably via French.

Definition of candidature in US English:

candidature

noun

British

The fact or condition of being considered for a particular position or status; candidacy.
she is completing her PhD candidature as a part-time student
his candidature for the Presidency has received enthusiastic public support
Example sentencesExamples
- Poor health forbade his candidature when the chair became vacant in 1834.
- The Republican senator, announced his candidature on Saturday.
- As the opposition pointed out, his candidature was the weaker from his being little known to the House.
- No body has any authority to withdraw my candidature from the Parliamentary election.
- I knew there were several factors against my candidature.
- Most Midwest labor unions have endorsed his candidature.
- There have been reports about various attempts to sabotage the candidature of women candidates by withdrawing their nominations secretly.
- A divisive nomination campaign left his candidature holed and sinking.
- The country yesterday supported India's candidature for a permanent seat in the United Nations Security Council.
- All of the legislators supported his candidature.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from candidate + -ure, probably via French.

单词	candidature
释义	Definition of candidature in English: candidature noun ˈkandɪdətʃə mass nounBritish The fact or condition of standing for a position or status; candidacy. she is completing her PhD candidature as a part-time student his candidature for the Presidency has received enthusiastic public support Example sentencesExamples All of the legislators supported his candidature. The Republican senator, announced his candidature on Saturday. As the opposition pointed out, his candidature was the weaker from his being little known to the House. No body has any authority to withdraw my candidature from the Parliamentary election. I knew there were several factors against my candidature. Most Midwest labor unions have endorsed his candidature. Poor health forbade his candidature when the chair became vacant in 1834. The country yesterday supported India's candidature for a permanent seat in the United Nations Security Council. A divisive nomination campaign left his candidature holed and sinking. There have been reports about various attempts to sabotage the candidature of women candidates by withdrawing their nominations secretly. Origin Mid 19th century: from candidate + -ure, probably via French. Definition of candidature in US English: candidature noun British The fact or condition of being considered for a particular position or status; candidacy. she is completing her PhD candidature as a part-time student his candidature for the Presidency has received enthusiastic public support Example sentencesExamples Poor health forbade his candidature when the chair became vacant in 1834. The Republican senator, announced his candidature on Saturday. As the opposition pointed out, his candidature was the weaker from his being little known to the House. No body has any authority to withdraw my candidature from the Parliamentary election. I knew there were several factors against my candidature. Most Midwest labor unions have endorsed his candidature. There have been reports about various attempts to sabotage the candidature of women candidates by withdrawing their nominations secretly. A divisive nomination campaign left his candidature holed and sinking. The country yesterday supported India's candidature for a permanent seat in the United Nations Security Council. All of the legislators supported his candidature. Origin Mid 19th century: from candidate + -ure, probably via French.
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