co-heiresses Synonyms
co-heiresses Meaning
co-heiresses
an heiress who shares an inheritance with one or more other heirs or heiresses
co-heiresses Sentence Examples
- The co-heiresses, Lady Mary and Lady Elizabeth, inherited the vast family fortune.
- The late Viscount's six daughters were all co-heiresses, each entitled to a share of his estate.
- The co-heiresses of the ancient duchy were locked in a bitter legal battle over their inheritance.
- As co-heiresses, the two sisters shared equal ownership of their ancestral home and lands.
- The co-heiresses' lavish spending habits depleted the family's wealth, leading to their eventual financial ruin.
- The death of the last co-heiress marked the extinction of a noble lineage.
- The co-heiresses generously donated their share of the inheritance to charitable causes.
- The co-heiresses' rivalry extended beyond financial matters, as they competed for social status and suitors.
- The co-heiresses faced social pressure to marry wealthy men who could support their extravagant lifestyles.
- Despite their co-heiress status, the sisters' relationship was often strained by jealousy and resentment.
FAQs About the word co-heiresses
an heiress who shares an inheritance with one or more other heirs or heiresses
heiresses, co-heirs,coheirs, successors, descendents, descendants, representatives,devisees, claimants, succeeders
No antonyms found.
The co-heiresses, Lady Mary and Lady Elizabeth, inherited the vast family fortune.
The late Viscount's six daughters were all co-heiresses, each entitled to a share of his estate.
The co-heiresses of the ancient duchy were locked in a bitter legal battle over their inheritance.
As co-heiresses, the two sisters shared equal ownership of their ancestral home and lands.
