bequeathed (Meaning)

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bequeathed (imp. & p. p.)

of Bequeath

My grandmother bequeathed all her worldly possessions to her beloved grandchildren.
The ancient manor was bequeathed to the National Trust for public preservation.
The deceased artist bequeathed a substantial sum of money to support emerging talents in her field.
The family estate was bequeathed to the eldest son, who assumed its stewardship with great pride.
The philanthropist bequeathed a generous donation to the local hospital, ensuring its continued operation.
The wise old sage bequeathed his vast knowledge and wisdom to his devoted disciples.
The humble cottage was bequeathed to a young couple starting their life together.
The corporation bequeathed a significant endowment to the university, fostering innovation and research.
The author bequeathed the rights to his unpublished manuscripts to his literary agent.
The philanthropist bequeathed a legacy of compassion and generosity that would inspire generations to come.

of Bequeath

willed,left,deeded, handed down,devised, handed on, passed (down)

No antonyms found.

My grandmother bequeathed all her worldly possessions to her beloved grandchildren.

The ancient manor was bequeathed to the National Trust for public preservation.

The deceased artist bequeathed a substantial sum of money to support emerging talents in her field.

The family estate was bequeathed to the eldest son, who assumed its stewardship with great pride.