Land and Wealth

Land

Land noun - A body of people composed of one or more nationalities usually with its own territory and government.

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Wealth and land are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wealth" instead a noun "Land".

Nearby Words: landing, landed, landholder, landless

Wealth noun - The total of one's money and property.

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Land and wealth are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Land" instead a noun "Wealth".

Nearby Words: wealthy, weal, wealthily

high	high land	high wealth
actual	actual land	actual wealth
entire	entire land	entire wealth
private	private land	private wealth
Other adjectives: new, former, vast, local.

They got to keep their name at the time because they received large amounts of wealth and land from feudal rulers and the like but claimed to be managing it all on their behalf (so that they could claim to own none of it), which is basically the modern concept of banking.

Source: Artifact Title / Real Life
Bolingbroke returns, because he was banished as Duke of Hereford but is now Duke of Lancaster, and is rightfully pissed off that his land and wealth has been taken by Richard.

Source: Theatre / Richard II
Given that getting enough to eat has been a problem for much of humanity's history, it is a logical consequence of being the one in charge, and owning most of the wealth and land.

Source: Adipose Rex

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