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Definition of territory
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of territory is as below...
Territory
(n.) A large
extent
or tract of land; a
region;
a
country;
a
district.
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Sectional
::
Sectional
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
sections
or
distinct
part of
larger
body or
territory;
local.
Principality
::
Principality
(n.) The
territory
or
jurisdiction
of a
prince;
or the
country
which gives title to a
prince;
as, the
principality
of
Wales..
Aramaic
::
Aramaic
(a.)
Pertaining
to Aram, or to the
territory,
inhabitants,
language,
or
literature
of Syria and
Mesopotamia;
Aramaean;
--
specifically
applied
to the
northern
branch
of the
Semitic
family
of
languages,
including
Syriac
and
Chaldee..
Osages
::
Osages
(n. pl.) A tribe of
southern
Sioux
Indians,
now
living
in the
Indian
Territory..
Territorially
::
Territorially
(adv.)
In
regard
to
territory;
by means of
territory.
Margraviate
::
Margraviate
(n.) The
territory
or
jurisdiction
of a
margrave.
Dominion
::
Dominion
(n.) That which is
governed;
territory
over which
authority
is
exercised;
the
tract,
district,
or
county,
considered
as
subject;
as, the
dominions
of a king. Also used
figuratively;
as, the
dominion
of the
passions..
Empire
::
Empire
(n.) The
dominion
of an
emperor;
the
territory
or
countries
under the
jurisdiction
and
dominion
of an
emperor
(rarely
of a
king),
usually
of
greater
extent
than a
kingdom,
always
comprising
a
variety
in the
nationality
of, or the forms of
administration
in,
constituent
and
subordinate
portions;
as, the
Austrian
empire..
Dependency
::
Dependency
(n.) A
territory
remote
from the
kingdom
or state to which it
belongs,
but
subject
to its
dominion;
a
colony;
as, Great
Britain
has its
dependencies
in Asia,
Africa,
and
America..
Territorial
::
Territorial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
territory
or land; as,
territorial
limits;
territorial
jurisdiction..
Spyboat
::
Spy (n.) A
person
sent
secretly
into an
enemy's
camp,
territory,
or
fortifications,
to
inspect
his
works,
ascertain
his
strength,
movements,
or
designs,
and to
communicate
such
intelligence
to the
proper
officer..
Electorality
::
Electorality
(n.) The
territory
or
dignity
of an
elector;
electorate.
Landscape
::
Landscape
(n.) A
portion
of land or
territory
which the eye can
comprehend
in a
single
view,
including
all the
objects
it
contains..
Territoried
::
Territoried
(a.)
Possessed
of
territory.
Delawares
::
Delawares
(n. pl.) A tribe of
Indians
formerly
inhabiting
the
valley
of the
Delaware
River,
but now
mostly
located
in the
Indian
Territory..
Line
::
Line (n.) The
exterior
limit of a
figure,
plat, or
territory;
boundary;
contour;
outline..
Beylic
::
Beylic
(n.) The
territory
ruled by a bey.
Recession
::
Recession
(n.) The act of
ceding
back;
restoration;
repeated
cession;
as, the
recession
of
conquered
territory
to its
former
sovereign..
Landmark
::
Landmark
(n.) A mark to
designate
the
boundary
of land; any , mark or fixed
object
(as a
marked
tree, a
stone,
a
ditch,
or a heap of
stones)
by which the
limits
of a farm, a town, or other
portion
of
territory
may be known and
preserved..
Appanage
::
Appanage
(n.) A
dependency;
a
dependent
territory.
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