1. in a manner relating to or characteristic of feudalism; according to the system or principles of feudal society
Usage: formal; historical

Examples

• The land was feudally organized, with peasants bound to the soil.
• Medieval Europe was feudally structured, with lords holding power over vassals.
• The kingdom operated feudally, with a strict hierarchy of nobles and commoners.
• Society was feudally divided into distinct social classes with little mobility.
• The estate was feudally managed according to traditional customs and obligations.