allodialist (Meaning)
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allodialist (n.)
One who holds allodial land.
Synonyms & Antonyms of allodialist
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allodialist Sentence Examples
- The allodialist philosopher championed the idea of absolute land ownership free from any feudal ties.
- During the legal debate, the allodialist argued for a shift away from traditional land tenure systems to embrace individual property rights.
- The community's leader emerged as an allodialist, advocating for decentralized control over land within the collective.
- The allodialist thinkers of the Renaissance challenged prevailing notions of landownership and advocated for greater personal autonomy.
- The allodialist faction within the legal community sought to reform property laws to emphasize individual sovereignty.
- In the evolving society, the allodialist movement gained traction, promoting a more egalitarian distribution of land rights.
- The monarch faced resistance from the allodialist nobility, who demanded greater control over their estates.
- The allodialist scholar's writings inspired a generation of thinkers to reconsider the nature of property ownership.
- The allodialist perspective clashed with traditionalists who favored the stability of feudal relationships.
- The constitution drafted by the allodialist framers enshrined the principle of private property rights as a cornerstone of the new nation.
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One who holds allodial land.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The allodialist philosopher championed the idea of absolute land ownership free from any feudal ties.
During the legal debate, the allodialist argued for a shift away from traditional land tenure systems to embrace individual property rights.
The community's leader emerged as an allodialist, advocating for decentralized control over land within the collective.
The allodialist thinkers of the Renaissance challenged prevailing notions of landownership and advocated for greater personal autonomy.
