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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.) In the
United
States,
a
portion
of the
country
not
included
within
the
limits
of any
State,
and not yet
admitted
as a State into the
Union,
but
organized
with a
separate
legislature,
under a
Territorial
governor
and other
officers
appointed
by the
President
and
Senate
of the
United
States.
In
Canada,
a
similarly
organized
portion
of the
country
not yet
formed
into a
Province..
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District
::
District
(n.) Any
portion
of
territory
of
undefined
extent;
a
region;
a
country;
a
tract.
Seigniory
::
Seigniory
(n.) The
territory
over which a lord holds
jurisdiction;
a
manor.
Township
::
Township
(n.) In
surveys
of the
public
land of the
United
States,
a
division
of
territory
six miles
square,
containing
36
sections..
Margraviate
::
Margraviate
(n.) The
territory
or
jurisdiction
of a
margrave.
Recede
::
Recede
(v. i.) To cede back; to grant or yield again to a
former
possessor;
as, to
recede
conquered
territory..
Seignioralty
::
Seignioralty
(n.) The
territory
or
authority
of a
seignior,
or
lord..
Retrocede
::
Retrocede
(v. t.) To cede or grant back; as, to
retrocede
a
territory
to a
former
proprietor..
Recession
::
Recession
(n.) The act of
ceding
back;
restoration;
repeated
cession;
as, the
recession
of
conquered
territory
to its
former
sovereign..
Sassoline
::
Sassoline
(n.)
Native
boric acid, found in
saline
incrustations
on the
borders
of hot
springs
near
Sasso,
in the
territory
of
Florence..
Town
::
Town (adv. &
prep.)
A
township;
the whole
territory
within
certain
limits,
less than those of a
country..
Access
::
Access
(n.)
Increase
by
something
added;
addition;
as, an
access
of
territory.
[In this sense
accession
is more
generally
used.].
Vassalage
::
Vassalage
(n.) A
territory
held in
vassalage.
Garrison
::
Garrison
(v. t.) To
secure
or
defend
by
fortresses
manned
with
troops;
as, to
garrison
a
conquered
territory..
Boundary
::
Boundary
(n.) That which
indicates
or fixes a limit or
extent,
or marks a
bound,
as of a
territory;
a
bounding
or
separating
line; a real or
imaginary
limit..
Chinook
::
Chinook
(n.) A warm
westerly
wind from the
country
of the
Chinooks,
sometimes
experienced
on the slope of the Rocky
Mountains,
in
Montana
and the
adjacent
territory..
Marquisate
::
Marquisate
(n.) The
seigniory,
dignity,
or
lordship
of a
marquis;
the
territory
governed
by a
marquis..
Integrity
::
Integrity
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
entire
or
complete;
wholeness;
entireness;
unbroken
state;
as, the
integrity
of an
empire
or
territory..
Chickasaws
::
Chickasaws
(n. pl.) A tribe of North
American
Indians
(Southern
Appalachian)
allied
to the
Choctaws.
They
formerly
occupied
the
northern
part of
Alabama
and
Mississippi,
but now live in the
Indian
Territory..
Section
::
Section
(n.) A
distinct
part of a
country
or
people,
community,
class,
or the like; a part of a
territory
separated
by
geographical
lines,
or of a
people
considered
as
distinct..
Lithuanian
::
Lithuanian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Lithuania
(formerly
a
principality
united
with
Poland,
but now
Russian
and
Prussian
territory)..
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