Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
seignorial
Adjective
/seɪˈnjɔːriəl/

Definition
Relating to a lord or to the authority of a lord.

Examples
- The seignorial estate was known for its vast lands and rich history.
- Many seignorial privileges were granted to the nobles during the medieval period.
- In the seignorial system, peasants worked the land in exchange for protection from their lord.

Meaning
Seignorial describes something that pertains to the rights and privileges of a lord, especially in the context of feudal systems where land and power were held by nobility.

Synonyms
- Feudal
- Noble
- Aristocratic
- Lordly