Feudalize: meaning, definitions and examples

This term is a duplicate and identical in meaning to the first entry, describing the establishment of a feudal system.

• Military leaders in the ancient era often sought to feudalize regions to consolidate power.
• Feudalize the land if you wish to gain loyalty from local lords.

This is an alternative spelling of 'feudalize,' more commonly used in British English. It shares the same meaning and applications.

• The baron suggested they feudalise the land to better manage resources.
• In medieval England, efforts to feudalise the emerging territories were quite prominent.

This noun refers to the process or state of converting to a feudal system. It is suitable in discussions or texts analyzing historical transformations.

• The feudalization of Europe during the Middle Ages changed the social structure dramatically.
• Scholars often debate the factors that led to the feudalization of different regions.