[f. prec. + -SHIP.] The position or function of an arbitrator.
1667. Lond. Gaz., ccxiv/1. The Arbitratorship between the two Crowns of Spain and France.
1882. H. Brownson, in O. Brownson’s Wks., I. 22. The popes … exercised often an arbitratorship in disputes between sovereign and sovereign.
