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Contains:
heirloom
Often used in the same context:
heirs,
inheritance tax,
estate,
testamentary,
intestacy,
testamentary trust,
intestate,
spouse,
bequests,
irrevocable trust,
primogeniture,
disinheritance,
inter vivos,
dower,
remarries,
probating,
duchy,
alimony,
earldom,
taxation,
remarriage,
inter vivos trust,
deductions,
guardianship,
inheritors,
settlor,
dowry,
divorce,
lump sum,
baronetcy,
testate,
coverture,
perpetuities,
tax,
wealth,
dukedom,
attendance allowance,
nest egg,
paternity,
husbands,
codicils,
donees,
aristocracies,
testator,
suttee,
ascendants,
matrilineal,
lobola,
legatee,
testatrix,
pensions,
baronet,
paternal,
usufructuary,
entitlements,
inheritability,
executor,
tontine,
tithe,
polygyny,
chattels,
trustor,
reliefs,
feudal lord,
heirlooms,
stamp duty,
unitrust,
decree absolute,
escheatment,
endowment,
indexation,
filiation,
kingship,
homestead,
progressivity,
widow,
breadwinner,
matrimonial,
expatriation,
firstborn,
prenup,
marriage,
escheat,
patrimony,
fathers,
taxable income,
qtip,
manumission,
orpah,
benefactress,
trusts,
zamindari,
individual retirement account,
decedent,
income,
divorcees,
property,
serial monogamy,
taxman,
stepparent,
usufruct,
wills,
inheritances,
birthright,
heritage,
legacy,
pedigree,
heredity,
kinship,
lineage,
bloodline,
brotherhood,
treasure,
booty,
heritages,
redemption,
sphere,
storehouse,
appanage,
employment,
inequitable,
cantonal,
discriminatory,
excise,
expenditure,
applicable,
bequest,
burghal,
confiscatory,
corporate,
corporation,
equitable,
exorbitant,
federal,
incentive,
iniquitous,
land
More specific:
accretion,
ancestry,
background,
birthright,
borough english,
derivation,
filiation,
heirloom,
lineage,
linkage,
patrimony,
primogeniture,
upbringing
Appears in the definition of:
accretion,
adjudicate,
ascend,
becker muscular dystrophy,
birthright,
charcot-marie-tooth disease,
chevalier de lamarck,
distal muscular dystrophy,
drosophila,
drosophila melanogaster,
duchenne's muscular dystrophy,
endowed,
entail,
equitably,
fall,
fee-tail,
fritter,
fritter away,
hand down,
heirloom,
heir apparent,
hereditary motor and sensory neuropathy,
in her own right,
jean baptiste de lamarck,
lamarck,
matrilineal,
mendelian,
mendelianism,
mendelism,
myotonia atrophica,
myotonic dystrophy,
myotonic muscular dystrophy,
neo-lamarckism,
net estate,
nonhereditary,
nontransmissible,
oculopharyngeal muscular dystrophy,
patrimony,
primogeniture,
pseudohypertrophic dystrophy,
saving,
steinert's disease,
swindle,
waste
More general:
acquisition,
attribute,
genetic endowment,
heredity,
transferred possession,
transferred property
Synonyms:
heritage
Also try:
— Adjectives for inheritance:
autosomal,
dominant,
recessive,
genetic,
multiple,
mendelian,
cultural,
linked,
common,
biological,
rich,
more...
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