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Often used in the same context:
scion,
inheritor,
heir apparent,
heiress,
magnate,
tycoon,
successor,
baron,
patriarch,
prince regent,
princeling,
aristocrat,
benefactor,
billionaire,
legatee,
earldom,
heir presumptive,
industrialist,
prince,
paterfamilias,
godfather,
dynasty,
grandson,
descendant,
mogul,
monarch,
dauphin,
descendent,
playboy,
plutocrat,
empire,
father,
princess,
heiresses,
philanthropist,
crown prince,
maharani,
baronetcy,
inheritance,
baronet,
titan,
king,
multimillionaire,
throne,
pretender,
figurehead,
holy roman emperor,
alfonso xiii,
millionaire,
manservant,
son,
protege,
suitor,
eldest,
oilman,
zillionaire,
financier,
viscountess astor,
bigwig,
emperor,
yorkist,
guardian,
courtier,
gazillionaire,
dukedom,
commoner,
bride,
aristocracy,
oligarch,
baroness,
meddler,
savior,
duchy,
wastrel,
potentate,
henry bolingbroke,
consort,
confidant,
offspring,
beneficiary,
viscount,
royals,
godson,
ethelred,
parvenu,
wallis warfield simpson,
executor,
uncle,
betrothal,
lecher,
rameses ii,
primogeniture,
maharajah,
ruler,
nobleman,
kingmaker,
louis xviii,
godchild,
chieftain,
grandfather,
sugar daddy,
helpmeet,
heirs,
inheritors,
successors,
claimant,
owner,
protector,
legatees,
patron,
custodian,
descendants,
a.,
'',
1914,
ancient,
ashanti,
attorney,
bluff,
christ,
colony,
dowry,
fe,
ferry,
franconian,
hittite,
holstein,
holy,
hungary,
jungle,
kievan
More specific:
heir-at-law,
heiress,
heir apparent,
heir presumptive,
inheritress,
inheritrix
Appears in the definition of:
acknowledge,
agrippina,
agrippina the younger,
case,
charles,
claudius,
claudius i,
crown prince,
crown princess,
dauphin,
devolve,
executor-heir relation,
female,
francis ferdinand,
franz ferdinand,
heiress,
heir apparent,
heritage,
inheritance,
inheritress,
inheritrix,
know,
lordly,
presumptive,
prince charles,
prince of wales,
scion,
tiberius claudius drusus nero germanicus,
wrongful
More general:
issue,
offspring,
progeny,
receiver,
recipient
Synonyms:
heritor,
inheritor,
successor
Also try:
— Adjectives for heir:
male,
rightful,
sole,
next,
legitimate,
true,
young,
only,
direct,
lawful,
legal,
more...
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