decedent Synonyms
decedent Meaning
Wordnet
decedent (n)
someone who is no longer alive
Webster
decedent (a.)
Removing; departing.
Webster
decedent (n.)
A deceased person.
decedent Sentence Examples
- The decedent's family gathered to mourn their passing at the funeral service.
- The decedent's will specified how their assets should be distributed among their heirs.
- Forensic experts conducted a thorough investigation to determine the cause of death of the decedent.
- The decedent's medical history provided valuable insights into their health leading up to their demise.
- Legal representatives handled the decedent's estate according to the instructions outlined in their will.
- The decedent's estate was subject to probate proceedings to ensure a lawful distribution of assets.
- Friends and acquaintances shared fond memories of the decedent during the memorial service.
- The decedent's life insurance policy provided financial support to their surviving family members.
- The decedent's passing left a void in the community, where they had been an active participant.
- The decedent's legacy lived on through the impact they had on the lives of those who knew them.
FAQs About the word decedent
someone who is no longer aliveRemoving; departing., A deceased person.
deceased, corpse,corpus, carcass, corse, stiff,relics, bones, carrion, remains
No antonyms found.
The decedent's family gathered to mourn their passing at the funeral service.
The decedent's will specified how their assets should be distributed among their heirs.
Forensic experts conducted a thorough investigation to determine the cause of death of the decedent.
The decedent's medical history provided valuable insights into their health leading up to their demise.
