homager (Meaning)
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homager (n.)
One who does homage, or holds land of another by homage; a vassal.
Synonyms & Antonyms of homager
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homager Sentence Examples
- The homager kneeled before the lord, pledging his allegiance and service.
- The king's loyal homagers stood in his presence, their swords drawn.
- The feudal system required homagers to provide military and financial support to their overlords.
- The homager's duty was to assist his lord in times of war and peace.
- The homager's homage was a public display of his fealty and loyalty.
- The lord would grant land or privileges to his homagers in return for their support.
- The homager's oath of fealty bound him to his lord for life.
- The ceremony of homage was a solemn and elaborate affair, involving rituals and vows.
- The homager's rights and obligations were clearly defined in the feudal contract.
- The homager's relationship with his lord was one of mutual respect and interdependence.
FAQs About the word homager
One who does homage, or holds land of another by homage; a vassal.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The homager kneeled before the lord, pledging his allegiance and service.
The king's loyal homagers stood in his presence, their swords drawn.
The feudal system required homagers to provide military and financial support to their overlords.
The homager's duty was to assist his lord in times of war and peace.
