Propertied

usgb/ˈprɑːpərtid/
adjective

Owning property or wealth.

The propertied class tends to have more influence in politics.
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Often appears as...

  • propertied class
  • propertied interest

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Social Status

The term 'propertied' often implies a higher social or economic status.

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The propertied individuals in our town often donate to local charities.
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Power Dynamics

In historical contexts, 'propertied' can refer to those with power or political influence.

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The propertied elite made decisions without consulting the common people.
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Not Just Money

'Propertied' refers to owning assets like land or houses, not just having money.

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Despite not having a high income, she is propertied through her inheritance.
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