feudalist
/ˈfjudl̩ɪst/
noun
- A person who supports or advocates for feudalism as a system of government or social organization.
- Few modern feudalists exist, but some romanticize the medieval period.
- The feudalist argued that the old system provided stability and order that modern governments lack.
- In the debate, the feudalist defended the idea of a land-based hierarchy.
- A person who studies feudalism, especially a historian specializing in the medieval period.
- The conference brought together feudalists from universities around the world.
- The feudalist presented a paper on land ownership patterns in 12th-century France.
- As a feudalist, she spent years researching the lives of medieval peasants.