landed
/'lændid/
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Owning land or real estate: Describes a person, family, or class that possesses land or property.
- Consisting of land or real estate: Describes property or wealth that is in the form of land.
Examples of Usage
- Adjective:
- The landed gentry were influential in 19th-century politics. (This describes a social class that owned land.)
- He comes from a landed family with vast estates in the countryside. (This describes a family that owns land.)
- Her wealth is primarily in landed property. (This describes property consisting of land.)
Advanced Usage
- "the landed interest": A collective term for people or groups whose wealth and power are derived from owning land.
- The policy was designed to protect the landed interest.
- "landed proprietor": A formal term for a landowner.
- The landed proprietor managed the agricultural tenants on his estate.
Variants and Related Words
- Land (noun): The solid part of the earth's surface; an area of ground.
- Land (verb): To come or bring to rest on the ground or another surface.
- Landing (noun): The act of coming to land; a level area at the top of a staircase.
- Landless (adjective): Owning no land.
- The reforms aimed to help the landless peasants.
Synonyms
- Properied: Owning property, especially land or buildings.
- Manorial: Relating to a manor or its lord (implies land ownership).
- Acreaged (less common): Possessing a certain acreage of land.
Antonyms
- Landless: Without ownership of land.
Adjective
- owning or consisting of land or real estate
- the landed gentry
- landed property