🏰feudal (fjudal)

adjective
/ˈfjuː.dəl/
féodal (feodal)

Signification

relating to the system of feudalism, a medieval social system based on land ownership and obligations
Traduction de la signification
relatif au système féodal, un système social médiéval basé sur la possession de terres et des obligations
relatif au système féodal, un système social médiéval basé sur la possession de terres et des obligations

Phrases d'exemple

The castle is a remnant of the feudal era.

Le château est un vestige de l'époque féodale.
Le château est un vestige de l'époque féodale.

Synonymes

manorial, medieval, aristocratic, hierarchical

Antonymes

modern, democratic

Collocations

feudal system, feudal lord, feudal society, feudal obligations

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