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Often used in the same context:
endowment,
testamentary,
inheritances,
benefactors,
testamentary trust,
donations,
inter vivos,
intestacy,
endowment fund,
heirs,
benefactions,
philanthropies,
charities,
donees,
codicils,
philanthropists,
irrevocable trust,
unitrust,
settlor,
gift,
trustees,
testatrix,
donor,
benefactress,
estate,
deaccession,
probating,
trusts,
contributions,
inheritance tax,
executor,
monies,
regrant,
grantor,
testator,
almshouses,
trustor,
inter vivos trust,
lump sum,
funds,
generosity,
lipchitz,
parsonages,
benevolence,
charitable trust,
escheats,
legacies,
beneficiaries,
foundations,
givers,
tax deductible,
wills,
intestate,
cy pres,
provident,
annuity,
actaeon,
donator,
corpus,
hospice,
individual retirement account,
perpetuities,
legatees,
professorships,
decedent,
memorials,
collections,
fundraising,
cremains,
earldom,
altarpieces,
beaverbrook,
matisse,
giovanni pierluigi da palestrina,
recipients,
deferred annuity,
renoirs,
executrix,
retirement,
fellowships,
emeriti,
tontine,
barbara hepworth,
museums,
freemasons,
scholarships,
abbeys,
unborrowed,
steles,
remarries,
appropriations,
proceeds,
community chest,
disbursements,
duchy,
edouard vuillard,
inurnment,
dower,
requiems,
theological virtues,
proprietorships,
foundling hospital,
bequest,
donation,
engagements,
grants,
purchases,
consignments,
prizes,
cessions,
acquisitions,
allotments,
articles,
awards,
benefits,
gifts,
transactions
Also try:
— Adjectives for bequests:
charitable,
other,
specific,
such,
many,
small,
large,
several,
pious,
various,
few,
more...
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