Feudal

Pronunciation: /ˈfjuːdəl/

Feudal (adj)

  1. Relating to a medieval system where lords owned land and people worked for them in return for protection.
  2. Involving power based on personal loyalty and promises between rulers and their supporters.
  3. Used to describe a society or organization with strict ranks and unfair control by those at the top.

Examples

  • In feudal times, lords owned land and protected their workers.
  • The feudal system kept peasants working for lords in exchange for safety.

Feudal (adjective)

Examples

  • The feudal system shaped how land was owned and worked.
  • In a feudal land system, lords controlled land and peasants worked it.