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propertied

[prop-er-teed] / ˈprɒp ər tid /


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Hamilton feared a slippery slope toward rule by the people, not the propertied, threatening the development of capitalism.

From The Wall Street Journal

It doesn’t matter whether they are citizens or aliens; free, imprisoned or enslaved; enfranchised or disenfranchised; adults or children; propertied or propertyless.

From Washington Post

When America was founded, only white, propertied men could vote.

From BBC

In the first half of that century, it had transformed from a patrician society run by the propertied into a rough-and-tumble one in which nearly all white men could vote.

From New York Times

They were committed to a racialized plutocracy led by propertied White males.

From Washington Post