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Meanings of feudalism in English
Portuguese
feudalismo Catalan
feudalisme The social system that developed in Europe in the 8th century; vassals were protected by lords who they had to serve in war.
Synonyms
Examples for "feudal system"
Examples for "feudal system"
1
This was in truth the revenge of the feudal system upon Pharaoh.
2
Thirteenth century.-Abolitionof personal right, and of the feudal system in Italy.
3
The discord was made worse by the feudal system which was adopted.
4
A feudal system running with well oiled wheels, the happiest of communities.
5
He is repressed by no paternalistic government, embarrassed by no feudal system.
Usage of feudalism in English
1
But the city from the first was the decided enemy of feudalism.
2
By this indenture feudalism cast its first anchor in the New World.
3
This it may not do, but the remedy is not in feudalism.
4
Even geographical mobility was severely curtailed, as was the case in feudalism.
5
With the other side of feudalism, the political, the case was different.
6
This state of things they have preserved by the exclusion of feudalism.
7
The gathered energies of ruined feudalism were wielded by a single hand.
8
The main features of European feudalism were thus transplanted to Asiatic soil.
9
The German, emancipated from feudalism and kaiserism, is a pretty good citizen.
10
It's the direct creation of feudalism, like all the great social upheavals!
11
To grasp their myriad failure modes-fromfeudalism and renunciation to impulsive god-making.
12
At the close of the Wars of the Roses, feudalism was a ruin.
13
The stream was set toward the crumbling of feudalism, the rise of democracy.
14
The American railroad in its unconsolidated stage is a modern feudalism.
15
The peril in which feudalism was placed revived their ancient sentiments.
16
The north, as the stronghold of both feudalism and Catholicism, led the reaction.
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Feudalism through the time
Feudalism across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common