artisanaten.
/ˌɑːtᵻˈzaneɪt/, U.S. /ˈɑrdəzəˌneɪt/ Chiefly historical.
Artisans collectively; a body or class of artisans.
ΚΠ
1937 Times 26 Jan. 57/1 The artisanate was organized in corporations with a tradition going right back into the Middle Ages.
1960 Encounter Feb. 5/2 If the ‘country’ was to raise itself up out of its seedy neglected state, it must be..on the base of an educated, industrious artisanate.
1987 D. Aers in D. Miller et al. Crit. Paths 261 The division..was as sharp as that between the artisanate and the affluent bourgeoisie.
2003 D. L. Looseley Pop. Music in Contemp. France ii. 25 They had initially to compete against..the pre-industrial musical forms of the artisanate and the urban poor.
This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, December 2008; most recently modified version published online December 2021).
<
n.1937- under-estimate
- under-estimation
- under-expose
- under-exposed
- under-exposure
- under-face
- under-faction
- under-factor
- under-faculty
- under-falconer
- under-fall
- under-farmer
- under-feature
- under-fee
- under-fellow
- under-fiend
- under-filling
- under-fired
- under-flame
- under-floor
- under-forebody
- under-form
- under-foud
- under-frame
- under-framing