Words with a similar base: land_tenure, tenure

'tenure'
[tenure.n.01] as in: the term during which some position is held


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'tenure'
[tenure.n.02] as in: the right to hold property; part of an ancient hierarchical system of holding lands


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'tenure'
[tenure.v.01] as in: give life-time employment to


Examples:
She was tenured after she published her book


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