landholding
- noun
- /ˈlændˌhoʊldɪŋ/
- Jargon
:
tenencia de tierras virtuales
- She listed her landholdings on the marketplace and sold two parcels to overseas buyers.
Examples
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After the platform update, many users saw the value of their landholding rise sharply overnight.
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Many investors are exploring landholdings in virtual worlds.
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Investors purchase virtual plots; his landholding in the metaverse generated steady income last year.
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Her new landholding in the metaverse is quite valuable.
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After investing in the metaverse, she expanded her landholding to include several popular locations.
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His diverse landholdings in various blockchain environments have significantly increased in value over time.
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The virtual real estate market is booming, and many are now considering their landholding as a key asset.
Synonyms
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5.4
Land and the buildings on it that someone owns
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2.9
A piece of land sold or owned as one unit
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4.6
Virtual land in online worlds that people buy to build on
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6.7
A digital area in an online world that someone can buy or own
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4.7
The legal right to have land and the duties and benefits that come with it
Having land and often wealth or high social status
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Etymology
The word landholding is the same combination of land ('ground' or 'area of land') and holding ('ownership' or 'keeping'). You can see holding in a word like shareholding, so a landholding in online worlds is a piece of virtual land someone owns as a digital asset.