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inherit

[in-her-it] / ɪnˈhɛr ɪt /


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“Gen Xers and Millennials are set to inherit $4.6 trillion in global real estate over the next 10 years,” the Journal reported recently.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Because offspring inherit their microbiome from their mother, a poor maternal diet can shape the infant's microbiome in harmful ways," Friedman said.

From Science Daily

He raised the roof of the house he inherited; added wings, a porch and a cupola; and selected—along with his wife, Martha—the interior’s paint colors, wallpapers and furniture.

From The Wall Street Journal

"We've got to be honest with people about the state of things. They have inherited a mess, but they will turn it around."

From BBC

He doesn't want to see his children "inherit a bad nature -- nature that we have loved being in -- if they are going to buy us".

From Barron's