stewardship in French
stewardship in French is intendant — stewardship means the careful and responsible management of something entrusted to your care, especially resources, money or land that others depend on.
stewardship in French
intendant
The rank or office of a steward.
What does "stewardship" mean?
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noun The careful and responsible management of something entrusted to your care, especially resources, money or land that others depend on.
"The trust praised her stewardship of the woodland over thirty years."
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noun The period during which someone holds a position of responsibility, judged by how well they ran things.
"Under his stewardship the club climbed two divisions."
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noun In religious contexts, the duty to use one's time, money and gifts responsibly as things held in trust rather than owned outright.
"The sermon was on stewardship and giving."
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stewardship in a sentence
- The trust praised her stewardship of the woodland over thirty years.
- Environmental stewardship means leaving the river in better condition than you found it.
- Under his stewardship the club climbed two divisions.
- The sermon was on stewardship and giving.
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What is "stewardship" in French?
"stewardship" in French is intendant. stewardship means: The careful and responsible management of something entrusted to your care, especially resources, money or land that others depend on.
How do you use "stewardship" in a sentence?
Example: "The trust praised her stewardship of the woodland over thirty years." In French, "stewardship" is intendant.
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