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infeudate

infeudate verb: to invest (someone) with feudal powers.

Verb

infeudate (third-person singular simple present infeudates, present participle infeudating, simple past and past participle infeudated)

  1. (Middle-Ages, historical, transitive) To invest (someone) with feudal powers.

Forms of infeudate

third-person singular presentinfeudates
present participleinfeudating
past participleinfeudated
pastinfeudated

Words formed from infeudate

Questions about infeudate

What does infeudate mean?
Infeudate means to invest (someone) with feudal powers.
What part of speech is infeudate?
Infeudate is a verb.
What is the past tense of infeudate?
The past tense of infeudate is infeudated.

Words near infeudate in the dictionary

  1. infestivity
  2. infestment
  3. infestments
  4. infests
  5. infestuous
  6. infeudate
  7. infeudated
  8. infeudates
  9. infeudating
  10. infeudation
  11. infeudations

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