entailed

I have very little to dispose of; it is almost all entailed property.

That entailed enormous and needless expense in addition to the delay.

There is one comfort—I believe she hates it as much as I do; but it is not entailed property—he can leave it all away from her.'

Why, the property is all entailed, and he will scarcely have a half-penny, for his mother brought no money to the Arnotts.

This was a sad legacy, entailed on the young monarch by his father's ambition.

The estate was entailed, but the money was his to leave as he chose.

The inestimable value of the New Testament entailed greater dangers, as well as secured superior safeguards.

Entailed on the baby about to be born, if he happens to be a boy.

The most careful preparations were entailed, with much planning and understanding of detail.

"Yes, it's not entailed; but I don't think there is so very much," said Evelyn.