Hypernyms for "post"

More general terms or categories

academicianship accountantship admiralty airmail airpost ambassadorship apostleship apprenticeship associateship attorneyship bailiffship baronetage bill bishopry bitt bollard bridgehead cadetship caliphate captaincy captainship cardinalship carrick bitt chair chairmanship chancellorship chaplaincy chaplainship chieftaincy chieftainship clerkship commandership commandery comptrollership consulship controllership corner post councillorship councilorship counsellorship counselorship curacy curatorship custodianship deanery deanship directorship discipleship editorship eldership emirate episcopate express express-mail fan mail fatherhood feudal lordship foremanship fort garrison gatepost generalcy generalship goalpost governorship hate mail headship hitching post hop pole hot seat incumbency inspectorship instructorship internship judgeship judicature khanate king post lamppost lectureship legateship legation legislatorship librarianship lieutenancy locate lookout magistracy magistrature mailing managership manhood marshalship mastership mayoralty maypole messiahship moderatorship newel newel post observation post outpost outstation overlordship pastorate pastorship peasanthood placard place plum praetorship precentorship preceptorship prefecture prelacy prelature premiership presidency presidentship primateship principalship priorship proconsulate proconsulship proctorship professorship protectorship public office queen post rabbinate receivership rectorate rectorship regency register residency RFD rudderpost rudderstock rulership rural free delivery sainthood secretaryship seigneury seigniory senatorship sinecure site snail mail solicitorship speakership stake stanchion standard starting post stewardship studentship stump teachership telegraph pole telegraph post telephone pole thaneship throne timber treasurership tribuneship trusteeship vice-presidency viceroyship viziership wardenship wardership whipping post winning post womanhood
What are hypernyms?

Hypernyms are words with a broader meaning that includes the meaning of the original word. For example, "animal" is a hypernym of "dog" because a dog is a type of animal.

Think of hypernyms as "umbrella terms" or categories that include the original word.