endenization (Meaning)
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endenization (n.)
The act of naturalizing.
Synonyms & Antonyms of endenization
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endenization Sentence Examples
- The process of endenization granted foreigners the right to own property and inherit land.
- Endenization was a significant step towards naturalization for non-native residents.
- Henry VIII's reign saw a sharp increase in the number of endenization grants.
- Endenization certificates were often granted to skilled craftsmen and merchants.
- The endenization fee varied depending on the applicant's social status.
- Endenization provided protection from legal discrimination and allowed foreigners to hold public office.
- Some individuals sought endenization to escape religious persecution in their homelands.
- The endenization process involved a complex set of legal procedures and oaths of allegiance.
- Endenization did not always guarantee full citizenship rights, and some restrictions remained in place.
- The gradual erosion of endenization practices in the 18th century gave way to naturalization policies.
FAQs About the word endenization
The act of naturalizing.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The process of endenization granted foreigners the right to own property and inherit land.
Endenization was a significant step towards naturalization for non-native residents.
Henry VIII's reign saw a sharp increase in the number of endenization grants.
Endenization certificates were often granted to skilled craftsmen and merchants.
