cap·tain·cy [ˈkæptɪnsi] СУЩ.
1. captaincy (term):
2. captaincy no pl (role):
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The failure of most captaincies was related to the resistance of the indigenous peoples, shipwrecks and internal disputes between the colonizers.
en.wikipedia.org These captaincies general should be distinguished from the ones given to almost all of the conquistadores, which was based on an older tradition.
en.wikipedia.org The military council would then step down, although its members could run for office as individuals.
en.wikipedia.org He agreed to step down as army chief.
en.wikipedia.org Tom finally agrees to step down after the baby is born and takes a bottle of wine and drinks it on the porch alone.
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