coheiress Sentence Examples
- As the only daughter, she was the coheiress to her family's vast fortune.
- Being the coheiress meant she had significant responsibilities within the family estate.
- The coheiress was expected to uphold the family's traditions and values.
- She and her brother were designated as coheiresses in their parents' will.
- The coheiress had a vested interest in the preservation and growth of the family's assets.
- Legal documents clearly outlined the rights and responsibilities of the coheiress.
- Despite being coheiresses, they each had their own visions for the future of the estate.
- The coheiress took an active role in managing the family's investments and properties.
- Being a coheiress brought both privileges and challenges into her life.
- The coheiress understood the weight of her position and embraced it with grace and determination.
coheiress Meaning
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coheiress (n.)
A female heir who inherits with other heiresses; a joint heiress.
Synonyms & Antonyms of coheiress
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A female heir who inherits with other heiresses; a joint heiress.
successor,coheir, heiress, heir apparent, grantee, representative, assignee, descendant, claimant, descendent
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As the only daughter, she was the coheiress to her family's vast fortune.
Being the coheiress meant she had significant responsibilities within the family estate.
The coheiress was expected to uphold the family's traditions and values.
She and her brother were designated as coheiresses in their parents' will.
