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bequeath
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Bequeath
To give, especially in a will after death. For example, a grandfather may bequeath his house to his granddaughter in his will.

bequeath

To leave personal property to another in a will. The word devise is used when referring to real property left by will.



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Their bequeathment from their godmother would realise a small fortune by the time they came of age.
Their bequeathment from their godmother would realise a small fortune by the time they came of age.
 
 
 
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