Sentences with ENFEOFFED
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"He was enfeoffed with the manor by the king."
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"The nobleman enfeoffed his loyal servant with the estate."
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"The lord enfeoffed his eldest son with the title and lands."
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"The king enfeoffed his trusted advisor with a fief."
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"In medieval times, a vassal could be enfeoffed with land in exchange for service."
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"The queen enfeoffed the knight for his bravery in battle."
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"After proving his loyalty, the squire was enfeoffed by the lord."
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"The baron enfeoffed several of his followers with small parcels of land."
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"He hoped to be enfeoffed with a sizeable estate and become a nobleman."
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"The duke enfeoffed his son with substantial properties throughout the kingdom."
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"The vassal's duty was to serve his lord faithfully after being enfeoffed."
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"The earl enfeoffed the knight in recognition of his military achievements."
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"The bishop enfeoffed the monastery with vast lands and resources."
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"The landowner enfeoffed his cousin with a small plot of land for cultivation."
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"In feudal society, being enfeoffed was a significant step towards higher social status."
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"The wealthy merchant was enfeoffed with a lordship for his generous contributions."
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"The noblewoman enfeoffed her daughter with her dowry upon her marriage."
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"The king's loyal general was enfeoffed as a marquis for his exceptional leadership."
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"The chieftain enfeoffed his most trusted warriors with desirable hunting grounds."
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"The emperor enfeoffed the prince with extensive territories as his inheritance."
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"The king enfeoffed his loyal knight with a vast estate."
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"The lord enfeoffed his eldest son with the title and lands."
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"The nobleman enfeoffed his trusted advisor with valuable properties."
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"The emperor enfeoffed the general with great authority and command over the army."
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"During the ceremony, the queen enfeoffed the new governor with the rights and privileges of his office."
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"The landowner enfeoffed the surrounding villagers with small parcels of land to cultivate."
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"The wealthy merchant enfeoffed his distant relative with a sizable portion of his fortune."
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"In medieval society, land was enfeoffed to individuals in exchange for services and allegiance."
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"The baron enfeoffed his loyal squire with a small estate as a reward for his bravery in battle."
