IPA: /ˈlændlɔːrdɪzəm/
KK: /ˈlændˌlɔrdɪzəm/
A system where a small number of people own land and rent it to others, often leading to economic inequality.
The rise of landlordism has created significant challenges for affordable housing in urban areas.
Landlordism → It is formed from "landlord" (from Old English "landhlaford", meaning lord of the land) and "-ism" (a suffix used to denote a practice or system). The term "landlordism" refers to the system or practice of landlords owning and managing land or property.
Think of a 'lord' who owns 'land' — that's what landlordism means, a system where landowners manage their properties.
No commonly confused words.