1. organized according to the feudal system, with land held in exchange for service to a lord
Usage: historical

Examples

• Medieval Europe was a feudalized society with strict social hierarchies.
• The feudalized kingdom relied on knights who served their lords in exchange for land.
• After the conquest, the region became increasingly feudalized.
• The feudalized system created a complex web of obligations between nobles and peasants.
• Historians study how feudalized societies functioned in the Middle Ages.
• The feudalized structure made social mobility nearly impossible for common people.