lordships Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- supremacies
- preeminences
- sovereignties
- dominances
- predominances
- jurisdictions
- masteries
- choke-holds
- managements
- clutches
- importances
- predominancies
- eminences
- sways
- ascendencies
- controls
- ascendences
- reigns
- ascendancies
- imperiums
- prerogatives
- arms
- mights
- ascendances
- sovranties
- authorities
- takeovers
- privileges
- commands
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Meaning of lordships
lordships
the territory under the jurisdiction of a lord, the authority or power of a lord, the rank or dignity of a lord, the authority, power, or territory of a lord
lordships Sentence Examples
- The lordships of the feudal era wielded immense power over vast tracts of land.
- The knights swore fealty to their lordships, promising loyalty and service.
- The lordships' castles served as their fortresses and centers of authority.
- The peasants labored under the lordships' rule, providing them with food and labor.
- The lordships exercised judicial power, dispensing both civil and criminal justice.
- Some lordships established partnerships with monasteries and churches, fostering religious and economic alliances.
- The lordships' influence extended beyond their own domains, shaping the political and social landscape.
- The rise of centralized monarchies challenged the authority of the lordships, leading to a gradual decline in their power.
- In some regions, the lordships maintained their influence well into the modern era, holding onto their feudal privileges.
- The legacy of the lordships still lingers in certain traditions and customs, evoking a sense of noble lineage and historical significance.
FAQs About the word lordships
the territory under the jurisdiction of a lord, the authority or power of a lord, the rank or dignity of a lord, the authority, power, or territory of a lord
scepters, dominations, superiorities, hegemonies, primacies, dominions, supremacies, preeminences,sovereignties, dominances
weaknesses,, impotencies,impotences
The lordships of the feudal era wielded immense power over vast tracts of land.
The knights swore fealty to their lordships, promising loyalty and service.
The lordships' castles served as their fortresses and centers of authority.
The peasants labored under the lordships' rule, providing them with food and labor.
