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Definitions from the WebFeoffNoun (Sense 1)Definition: A medieval English term for the gift or grant of a freehold estate in land. Sample Sentence: In the feudal system, the act of feoff granted a person the right to possess and cultivate a piece of land. Noun (Sense 2)Definition: The land granted or given through the act of feoff, consisting of a fee or estate. Sample Sentence: The feoff comprised a vast expanse of fertile land that provided sustenance to the entire village. Verb (Sense 1)Definition: To grant or convey a freehold estate or property to someone. Sample Sentence: The king decided to feoff the loyal knight with a portion of his vast kingdom. Verb (Sense 2)Definition: To invest or install someone with a position or office. Sample Sentence: The ceremony involved feoffing the new chancellor with the symbols of power and authority. | ||||
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