disendower
/dɪsˈɛndəʊər/Definitions
1. noun
a person who deprives someone else of a title or property, especially a feudal lord who takes back land from a vassal.
“The king was seen as a disendower for stripping the nobleman of his lands.”
2. verb
to deprive someone of a title or property, especially a feudal lord taking back land from a vassal.
“The lord disendowed his son of the family estate, sparking a bitter feud.”