[See -SHIP.] The state or condition of a creature.
1643. R. O., Mans Mortalitie, v. (1644), 26. His glorification alters not his Creatureship.
1685. Cave, Serm., 10 (T.). The laws of our creature-ship and dependance.
a. 1848. R. W. Hamilton, Rew. & Punishm., viii. (1853), 364. Our creatureship is an immense capacity for happiness of a defined nature.
1871. Browning, Pr. Hohenst., 179. Varied modes of creatureship abound.
