demesnial (Meaning)

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demesnial (a.)

Of or pertaining to a demesne; of the nature of a demesne.

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The demesnial boundaries were clearly marked by ancient stone pillars, delineating the lord's domain.
Within the demesnial walls, the serfs toiled day and night to maintain the estate's prosperity.
The demesnial halls echoed with the footsteps of generations of noble families who had called it home.
The demesnial archives contained records dating back centuries, chronicling the history of the land.
As the new steward of the demesnial estate, he felt the weight of responsibility on his shoulders.
The demesnial forests provided sanctuary for wildlife, untouched by the encroachment of civilization.
Despite its grandeur, the demesnial manor held secrets hidden within its labyrinthine corridors.
The demesnial fields yielded bountiful harvests, sustaining the surrounding villages through the harshest winters.
The demesnial decree granted the lord absolute authority over his subjects, shaping their lives and destinies.
In the heart of the demesnial territory, a solitary tower rose defiantly against the backdrop of the countryside.

Of or pertaining to a demesne; of the nature of a demesne.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The demesnial boundaries were clearly marked by ancient stone pillars, delineating the lord's domain.

Within the demesnial walls, the serfs toiled day and night to maintain the estate's prosperity.

The demesnial halls echoed with the footsteps of generations of noble families who had called it home.

The demesnial archives contained records dating back centuries, chronicling the history of the land.