The quality or condition of being alodial; absolute ownership of property without feudal or other obligations.
Formed from 'alodial' plus '-ity' (suffix creating abstract nouns for qualities or states), following patterns like 'reality' or 'legality.'
Words ending in '-ity' are abstract concepts, so 'alodiality' is the philosophical idea of 'absolute property-ness'—it's how scholars discuss legal concepts in the abstract rather than describing specific land!
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