[f. as prec. + -SHIP.] a. The condition of a junior, juniority. b. R. C. Ch. Juniorate, juvenate.
1794. Charlotte Smith, Wandgs. Warwick, iii. 67. The boys who had … been the worst treated in their juniorships … were almost always the greatest tyrants in their turn.
1881. Mary C. Hay, Missing, I. 276. There would have been some excuse for Drury to resent his juniorship.
