1. plural of feudalization; the process of converting a society, economy, or system into a feudal structure or organization
Usage: historical; formal
2. instances or acts of establishing feudal relationships, hierarchies, or dependencies
Usage: historical; academic

Examples

• The feudalizations of medieval Europe created complex networks of lords and vassals.
• Historians debate the causes and consequences of feudalizations across different regions.
• The feudalizations that occurred after the fall of Rome reshaped European society for centuries.
• Economic feudalizations in certain areas led to the concentration of land ownership among the nobility.
• Multiple feudalizations happened at different times throughout the Middle Ages.