Definition of feudalistic | Bee Dictionary of English

On a slightly different note, does anyone remember a novel or series that took place just before or during the last ice age, with Dark Ages-style feudalistic cities on the North .
In "feudalistic love," the relation between the sexes is "the master-slave relation, with the woman always listening to the man and sticking to him like a piece of property.
His coup had originally been aimed at the feudalistic regime of the Imam known as Ahmad the Devil, who, aged 71, died of natural causes in mid-September before the conspirators .

From lighthouse-dotted New Hampshire islands to rustic Vermont lodges.
New England was founded by spiritualists escaping feudalistic persecution in Europe. Puritans, Lutherans, Jews, Quakers – even Shakers. It's hardly surprising then that personal retreats of every denomination abound, from the cliffs overlooking the Atlantic to the nestled maple groves of Vermont.
July 22, 2013 - San Diego Reader
Dharma Travel: The Northeast
From lighthouse-dotted New Hampshire islands to rustic Vermont lodges. New England was founded by spiritualists escaping feudalistic persecution in Europe. Puritans, Lutherans, Jews, Quakers – even Shakers.
July 22, 2013 - San Diego Reader

Chen Shui-bian in China Post
In the future,President Chen said, "the government will see to it that such feudalistic monstrosities as the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall and his mausoleum at Tahsi are abolished."
chairman Prachanda in Daily Times
The longer the delay the more it will space to feudalistic and reactionary forces for creating a negative environment. Such forces have been conspiring to sabotage and derail the peace process,Prachanda said.
Dana Rohrabacher in OCRegister
Rohrabacher said the election of the first woman Speaker "was celebrated by both sides. We think it is a wonderful milestone for our country especially today when our country is up against a radical Islam force with a feudalistic view of women."

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