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Definition: Appanage refers to the act of choosing someone or something over another, often with a sense of favoritism or prejudice, similar to giving preference to one's own children in a family or community. It signifies an inclination for favoritism or prejudice.
Definition: "Appanaged," as in "appalled," a term that means extremely shocked or distressed by something, usually from witnessing something that causes significant distress or pain, such as being stung or bitten by an insect. This term comes from Hebrew words meaning 'to be horrified.' It is often used metaphorically to describe intense shock or despair when one witnesses something disturbing or harmful.
Definition: The term "appanages" refers to an action or property being assigned to someone else, often in a legal or societal context. It typically means that another person is taking over the responsibility or duties of someone else's work, job, etc., as if they had not been doing it themselves. For example: - A company might assign new employees to perform specific tasks, allowing them to do more work and potentially increase productivity. - In a marriage, one partner might assume the other’s responsibilities to ensure that all family needs are met. - In business, an employee may be assigned additional tasks or responsibilities by their boss without their permission. The word is most closely associated with the English phrase "take on," which means to take over something. So in this context, it could mean taking control of a responsibility or task from someone else, as if they were not doing it themselves.