survivorship

sur·vi·vor·ship

noun \-ˈvī-vər-ˌship\

Definition of SURVIVORSHIP

1

: the legal right of the survivor of persons having joint interests in property to take the interest of the person who has died

2

: the state of being a survivor : survival

3

: the probability of surviving to a particular age; also : the number or proportion of survivors (as of an age group or population)

First Known Use of SURVIVORSHIP

circa 1625

Rhymes with SURVIVORSHIP

accountantship, acquaintanceship, apostleship, apprenticeship, artisanship, assistantship, attorneyship, championship, chancellorship, citizenship, commandership, companionship, containership, cross-ownership, dictatorship, directorship, discipleship, editorship, factory ship, Freudian slip, good-fellowship, guardianship, headmastership, instructorship, landownership, laureateship, managership, median strip, musicianship, ombudsmanship, one-upmanship, outdoorsmanship, overlordship, partisanship, potato chip, professorship, protectorship, receivership, rejection slip, relationship, run a tight ship, shoot from the hip, stiff upper lip, treasurership

sur·vi·vor·ship

noun \-ˈvī-vər-ˌship\   (Medical Dictionary)

Medical Definition of SURVIVORSHIP

1

: the state of being a survivor <quality of life in long-term survivorship (five years or longer) of patients who have experienced breast cancer>

2

: the probability of surviving to a particular age; also : the number or proportion of survivors (as of an age group)