The Collaborative International Dictionary
Consortship \Con"sort*ship\ (k[o^]n"s[^o]rt*sh[i^]p), n.
The condition of a consort; fellowship; partnership.
--Hammond.
Wiktionary
n. The condition of a consort; fellowship; partnership.
Usage examples of "consortship".
The bed chamber is silent, and he adds, more softly, "I will put our consortship in the open.
Lorn also ponders how he also must carry out his commitment to Ryalth in a manner that meets the full requirements of consortship, yet in a way which protects her more than it threatens her.
He is an assistant to the First Magus, and a cousin through consortship to the Second Magus, and he may be yet related through his own consortship of the Second Magus's daughter.
Then he reads: I, Toziel'elth'alt'mer, Emperor of Cyador, in the fullness of time, and in the wisdom of experience, hereby declare that the heir to the Malachite Throne, the man who shall succeed me when I am gone, and my spirit returned to the Steps of Paradise, on the path to the Rational Stars, shall be Lorn'alt, Majer of the Mirror Lancers, of elthage birth, Mirror Lancer through ability, and merchanter through consortship, fulfilling all the needs and requirements of Emperor.
Besides which, the Tyrant is the cousin, if by consortship, of the Duke of Montgren.