bequeathing

Meanings

• the act of bequeathing or the state of being bequeathed

  - "He left all his fortune to his nephew in his last will."
  - "Her mother bequeathed her a beautiful diamond ring."

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Rhymes

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Homonyms

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1. bequeath (English) : to give or grant by will or testament; to leave as a legacy; to bequeath something to someone.
   

2. bequeath (Scottish Gaelic) : to entrust, to commit, to pledge; to give or transfer by will or testament.
   

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Variants

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bequeath , bequeathal , bequeathals , bequeathed , bequeathing , bequeaths

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Etymology

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derived from the Old French word 'bequerer', meaning 'to beg for', which evolved into 'bequeath', meaning 'to give by will'.

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1. inheritance: the act of inheriting property, assets, or rights from a deceased person, often through a will or other legal means.

2. probate: the legal process of proving the validity of a deceased person's will, and distributing the property and assets according to the instructions in the will.

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[{"term"=>"last will and testament", "description"=>"a legal document that sets out how a person's property and assets will be distributed after their death."}, {"term"=>"bequest", "description"=>"an item or piece of property that is given by will to a beneficiary."}, {"term"=>"legacy", "description"=>"the property or assets that are passed down from one generation to the next, often through a will or other legal means."}]

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