Plural of advowson; multiple rights or privileges to present clergy to church benefices.
Simple plural of advowson (Latin advocationem). The plural preserves the singular's etymological connection to Latin advocare while adding the regular English -s plural ending.
The existence of the plural 'advowsons' in historical records shows this was a real, tradeable commodity in medieval society—wealthy landowners collected them like investment portfolios.
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