commandship
nounUK /kəˈmɑːndʃɪp/
US /kəˈmændʃɪp/
The job of being the leader who tells everyone what to do.
The captain took commandship of the ship during the storm.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The position or rank of an officer in charge of a military unit.
He was promoted to commandship of the entire squadron.
3. The state of having power over a group or place.
Her commandship of the project lasted three years.
4. The skill of leading and giving clear orders.
Good commandship kept the team calm and focused.