Mortmain

The town's mortmain attitude hinders progress.

The medieval church prohibited mortmain property transfers.

The mortmain of his previous failures weighed heavily on his mind.

The city had an oppressive mortmain, with the same buildings and streets unchanged for decades.

The isolation caused by the pandemic resulted in a mortmain of loneliness for many individuals.

The land was under mortmain, and the church was responsible for its upkeep.

The traditional art form was in mortmain, as younger generations showed little interest in learning it.

The company's legacy software has become mortmain, hindering progress.

The mortmain lands were exempt from most taxes and duties.

The government's decision-making process was often in mortmain due to bureaucratic red tape.

Even in the age of technology, the mortmain of handwritten letters still holds sentimental value for some people.

The mortmain clause was invoked to prevent the sale of the property.

The medieval knight bequeathed his estate to the church, to be held in mortmain.

The wealthy merchant donated his land to the monastery, in mortmain, before his death.

She experienced a mortmain in her creativity, unable to come up with new ideas.

The ancient traditions of the tribe appeared to be in mortmain, even as the world around them changed.

The story was stuck in a mortmain, with the same plot repeated over and over.

The law prohibits the transfer of the property into mortmain.

The conservative politician's views on social issues were in mortmain and seemed unlikely to change.

The family's mortmain trust fund is managed by a financial advisor.

The heiress left all her wealth as mortmain property to the orphanage.

The park had an atmosphere of mortmain, with no children playing or people laughing.

The land donated to the church was placed in mortmain, which meant it could not be sold.

The sale of mortmain lands required special permission from the king.

He inherited mortmain land from his great-grandfather that he can't sell.

The old house had an air of mortmain about it.

The university acquired mortmain endowments from a wealthy alumnus.

The museum was accused of being in mortmain, displaying the same artifacts for decades without refreshing its exhibits.

The king imposed a mortmain on all property transferred to the church.

The mortmain of outdated laws and regulations can hinder social progress.

The charity organization receives donations in the form of mortmain property.

The property was donated to the organization in mortmain for the care of stray animals.

The historical building was donated to the city as mortmain property.

The theater company was accused of being in mortmain, staging the same productions year after year.

He was unhappy to pay the mortmain that came with transferring his ancestral land to the church.

The wealthy benefactor left a large sum of money in mortmain for the preservation of historic buildings.

The land left to the university was held in mortmain for centuries.

The team's losing streak has become mortmain, dampening their spirits.

Despite the advancements in technology, some people's fear of change has kept their habits in mortmain.

She felt like her life was in mortmain as she did the same thing every day.

The mortmain of traditional gender roles often limits people's choices in life.

The mortmain property was later converted into a community center.

The company was stuck in mortmain, unable to move forward due to its outdated business model.

The government's regulation prohibits mortmain donations of real estate to non-profit organizations.

The mortmain of the previous owners still lingered in the house, making it hard to sell.

He could not break free from the mortmain of his past mistakes.

The pope urged the rulers to reduce the mortmain to promote commerce and trade.

The conversation was filled with mortmain, with no one contributing anything new.

The village council discussed the implications of mortmain for the local economy.

The mortmain of the Catholic Church was a significant issue during the Middle Ages.