= apprenticeship, n.

= prenticeship, n.

The position of apprentice; = apprenticeship, n. 1, apprenticeship, n. 2. Now chiefly regional and poetic.

= prenticeship, n.

= prenticeship, n. 1.

Applied to the condition of being bound apprentice. (Cf. service, n.1 III., servitude, n. 6.) Obsolete.

Apprenticeship; = apprenticeage, n. Also figurative.

= tirocinium, n.

Apprenticeship (see bachelor, n. 3b). Obsolete.

The position of an apprentice; service in the capacity of an apprentice; initiatory training, under legal agreement, in a trade, etc.; esp. in the…

Apprenticeship; time wherein to learn or acquire experience. Often figurative.

First experience of or training in anything; apprenticeship, pupilage, novitiate; hence, inexperience, rawness.

The state of being apprenticed to someone; apprenticeship; (also) a period of apprenticeship. Now somewhat rare.

An apprenticing; apprenticeship.

With plural agreement. Apprenticeship. Usually figurative.

The position of being indentured as an apprentice, servant, etc.