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/kəˈɹəʊdɪə/ · noun
(historical) One receiving a corrody, or allowance from the Church, in return for previous payment or service (usually in the Middle Ages).
Outside the minster walls were the cottages of the corrodiers, or folk who, for a corrody, or life pittance from the abbey, had given away their lands.
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Corrodier means (historical) One receiving a corrody, or allowance from the Church, in return for previous payment or service (usually in the Middle Ages).
The closest synonym depends on the sentence and intended sense.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
Outside the minster walls were the cottages of the corrodiers, or folk who, for a corrody, or life pittance from the abbey, had given away their lands.
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