- feudalise
- feudˈalize or feudˈalise transitive verb• • •Main Entry: ↑feud
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feudalise — (Brit.) v. bring under the feudal system (also feudalize) … English contemporary dictionary
feudalise — /ˈfjudəlaɪz/ (say fyoohduhluyz) verb (t) (feudalised, feudalising) to make feudal; bring under the feudal system. Also, feudalize. –feudalisation /fjudəlaɪˈzeɪʃən/ (say fyoohduhluy zayshuhn), noun …
feudalised — feudalise (Brit.) v. bring under the feudal system (also feudalize) … English contemporary dictionary
feudalises — feudalise (Brit.) v. bring under the feudal system (also feudalize) … English contemporary dictionary
feudalising — feudalise (Brit.) v. bring under the feudal system (also feudalize) … English contemporary dictionary
Friso-Hollandic Wars — Date 1256–1289, 1296–1299, and 1345–1422 Location The Netherlands Result Holland captures West Frisia, but makes no substantial gains in Middle Frisia … Wikipedia
feudalize — feudalization, n. /fyoohd l uyz /, v.t., feudalized, feudalizing. to make feudal; bring under the feudal system. Also, esp. Brit., feudalise. [1820 30; FEUDAL + IZE] * * * … Universalium
feudalize — (Amer.) v. bring under the feudal system (also feudalise) … English contemporary dictionary
feudalized — feudalize (Amer.) v. bring under the feudal system (also feudalise) … English contemporary dictionary
feudalizes — feudalize (Amer.) v. bring under the feudal system (also feudalise) … English contemporary dictionary
