presidency
pre zuh duhn see
- n the tenure of a president
- n the office and function of president
Andrew Jackson expanded the power of the presidency beyond what was customary before his time
- The Bush presidency stands for failure at home and abroad and an ultimate vindication of democracy.
- With a vehemence which he usually reserves for the political bear pits, Harry Truman last week turned the full weight of the presidency against "McCarthyism.
- The presidency went to the electoral-vote winner, the vice presidency to the runner-up.