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bequest
noun as in something given in will
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Receiving a bequest from your father will not change the many years you had growing up.
A promise or statement of intent is not the same as a bequest or beneficiary designation.
British scientist James Smithson’s bequest was intended to support “the increase and diffusion of knowledge.”
The case landed in the Court of Chancery - where Elizabeth argued her late husband had no power to grant Shakespeare's home and mentioned her grandfather's bequest to her mother.
The left-field bequest — as if tending to Walter’s legacy with an overdue book of his correspondence wasn’t enough — is, to Iris, a mystery on top of a conundrum.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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