feudal
61feudal tenures — The tenures of real estate under the feudal system, such as knight service, socage, villeinage, etc …
62feudal canons of descent — The five canons of the English law of descent during the feudal period, their primary purpose being to support military power by preventing diffusion of the ownership of real property and promoting the accumulation of such property in the hands… …
63feudal law — The law pertaining to the feudal system of land tenure …
64feudal system — The economic and social control of the medieval period, characterized by a stratification of the populace into classes of lords, men of arms, and serfs, its most important feature from the standpoint of the law being the system of land tenure.… …
65feudal tenure — That system of land tenure which had as its foundation the principle or fiction that the king is the universal lord and original proprietor of all the lands in his kingdom and that no man possesses or can possess any part of such lands which has… …
66feudal lordship — noun the position and authority of a feudal lord • Syn: ↑seigniory, ↑seigneury • Hypernyms: ↑position, ↑post, ↑berth, ↑office, ↑spot, ↑billet, ↑ …
67feudal — adjective /ˈfju.dɫ̩/ of, or relating to feudalism …
68feudal — Synonyms and related words: absolute, absolutist, absolutistic, arbitrary, aristocratic, arrogant, authoritarian, authoritative, autocratic, bossy, client, dependent, despotic, dictatorial, domineering, feodal, feudatory, grinding, high handed,… …
69feudal — feu|dal Mot Agut Adjectiu invariable …
70feudal — feu·da̲l Adj; 1 im Feudalismus, auf ihn bezogen ≈ feudalistisch: die feudale Oberschicht im späten Mittelalter || K : Feudaladel, Feudalherr, Feudalherrschaft, Feudalsystem || NB: ↑bürgerlich 2 gespr; sehr vornehm, üppig und teuer (eingerichtet,… …
