rare. [f. APPRENTICE v. + -MENT.] An apprenticing; apprenticeship.
1823. Lamb, Elia (1860), 173. The premature apprenticements of these tender victims.
1848. Blackw. Mag., LXIV. 486–7. The Celt was at once to leap into the privileges of the Saxon, without going through the seven centuries of painful apprenticement.
