liverydom
/ˈlɪvəriˌdɒm/Definitions
1. noun
A condition or state of being under the control or authority of another, especially in a feudal or servile context.
“The peasants lived in a state of liverydom, subject to the will of their lord.”
1. noun
A condition or state of being under the control or authority of another, especially in a feudal or servile context.
“The peasants lived in a state of liverydom, subject to the will of their lord.”