codicil Synonyms

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Wordnet

a supplement to a will; a testamentary instrument intended to alter an already executed will

Webster

A clause added to a will.

The testator made a last-minute codicil to his will, altering the distribution of his estate.
The codicil addressed the inclusion of a charitable organization as a beneficiary.
She added a codicil to her contract, specifying additional terms for payment.
The lawyer advised her client to execute a codicil rather than drafting an entirely new will.
The codicil clarified the executor's authority in managing the estate.
They witnessed the signing of the codicil to ensure its legality.
A codicil is a useful tool for making minor adjustments to legal documents without starting from scratch.
The codicil outlined the conditions under which the trust funds could be accessed.
He appended a codicil to his manuscript, providing further explanations for certain passages.
The codicil was carefully drafted to avoid any ambiguity in its interpretation.

a supplement to a will; a testamentary instrument intended to alter an already executed willA clause added to a will.

appendix, supplement, afterword, epilogue,addendum, coda, rider, accompaniment,documentation, postscript

foreword, foreword, prologue, introduction, introduction, prologue,preface, preface, prolog,prolog

The testator made a last-minute codicil to his will, altering the distribution of his estate.

The codicil addressed the inclusion of a charitable organization as a beneficiary.

She added a codicil to her contract, specifying additional terms for payment.

The lawyer advised her client to execute a codicil rather than drafting an entirely new will.