feudally

IPA: fjˈudʌɫi

Examples of "feudally" in Sentences

Good call, especially when one considers that villian originally referred to a serf or a peasant feudally bound to the land of his master, a thrall or slave.
Also a teacher, though British, he was prominent in Newcastle's Church of Humanity, a feudally minded group that worshipped Shakespeare and other great cultural figures.
The monastery's feudally powerful prior, though, tries to keep the local economy under his own centralized control, enforcing monastic monopolies on vital activities such as milling grain.
But to the superstitious illiterates of the 12th Century who were frightened of their own shadows this provided a perfect set of scapegoats for their pathetic feudally impoverished existence.