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Antonyms:
disinherit,
disown
Often used in the same context:
inherit,
disinherit,
endow,
consign,
predecease,
bestow,
outlive,
entrust,
immortalise,
squander,
enthrone,
willed,
immortalize,
fritter away,
testamentary trust,
redivide,
redistribute,
ennoble,
inter vivos,
mortgaging,
abdicate,
relinquish,
defile,
ravish,
arrogate,
cherish,
betray,
desecrate,
ensconce,
inscribe,
indebt,
estrange,
allocate,
transmute,
impoverish,
bury,
irrevocable trust,
probating,
eternalize,
husbanded,
starve,
confiscate,
liberate,
mismanage,
deprive,
amass,
escheated,
purloin,
subjugate,
dedicate,
usurp,
reappropriate,
actualize,
expatiate,
treasured,
vegetate,
enslave,
beggared,
superintend,
befall,
preserve,
transfuse,
caretake,
procreated,
destine,
foist,
enrich,
trample,
efface,
seize,
tyrannize,
subsume,
mislay,
forsake,
declare,
mummify,
repatriate,
dispose,
encumber,
emancipate,
disburse,
begotten,
plunder,
inheritance tax,
scandalise,
donate,
obliterate,
imbue,
reclaim,
cling,
perpetuate,
despoil,
cremate,
perish,
vivify,
invest,
indebting,
memorialise,
collectivize,
becloud,
conceive,
posterity
More specific:
pass on,
remember,
reward
More general:
gift,
give,
present
Synonyms:
leave,
will
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