1. The plural of executorship; the office, position, or role of an executor (a person appointed to carry out the terms of a will).
Usage: Legal term; typically used in estate and probate contexts.
2. The period of time during which an executor serves in managing an estate.
Usage: Legal/formal usage

Examples

• She accepted multiple executorships for her elderly relatives' estates.
• The lawyer explained the duties and responsibilities of executorships to the family.
• Several executorships were handled by the same estate attorney.
• Managing multiple executorships requires careful attention to legal deadlines.
• The court approved both executorships without objection.