noun
- the positions or offices of trustees; the responsibilities and duties of managing property or affairs for others
- territories administered by a country under the authority of the United Nations
Usage: historical; international law
Examples
- The bank offered several trusteeships for wealthy clients.
- She accepted multiple trusteeships after her father’s death.
- The lawyer managed trusteeships for three different families.
- After World War II, several trusteeships were established in the Pacific.
- The United Nations oversaw various trusteeships until their independence.
- His trusteeships required careful financial management and reporting.