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lord of the manor

 

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Lord of the Manor

Noun

1. The owner or the head of a manor in feudal times, having control of the land and the people living on it.

Example Sentence:

The lord of the manor held authority over the entire village and its inhabitants.

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Noun

2. In modern usage, a title associated with the ownership of a specific house or small estate.

Example Sentence:

He inherited the title of lord of the manor along with the stunning Victorian property.

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Noun

3. (Used in some regions) A term used to refer to a respected or important man in the community.

Example Sentence:

John, the benevolent lord of the manor, generously donated funds for the local school.

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