[f. as prec. + -ITY.] Territorial quality, condition, position, or status.
1894. E. P. Evans, in Pop. Sc. Monthly, XLIV. 305. The consciousness of what might be called common territoriality tends … to bind together.
1906. Daily Chron., 17. Nov., 4/4. Lord Rosebery urged that territoriality was of the essence of good recruiting.
1907. Sat. Rev., 10 Aug., 163/2. Times have changed, and ability, common-sense and general knowledge must be added to territoriality.
