heirs apparent (Meaning)
heirs apparent
one whose succession especially to a position or role appears certain under existing circumstances, heir presumptive, an heir whose right to succeed (as to a throne) cannot be taken away if he or she outlives the present holder, an heir whose right to an inheritance is indefeasible except by exclusion under a valid will if he or she survives the ancestor
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heirs apparent Sentence Examples
- The eldest prince was the heir apparent to the throne, poised to succeed his father as king.
- The wealthy family's heirs apparent were carefully groomed from infancy to manage their vast inheritance.
- The heir apparent of the multinational corporation had a proven track record of success and was widely respected in the business community.
- In some monarchies, the heir apparent is not automatically the eldest child but is designated by the reigning sovereign.
- The young heiress apparent was known for her intelligence, determination, and passion for her country.
- The heir apparent to the ancient temple was selected based on spiritual merit and rigorous training.
- The sudden death of the heir apparent left the kingdom in turmoil and heightened political tensions.
- The heirs apparent of the rival factions engaged in a bitter struggle for power and control.
- The abdication of the monarch made his younger brother the unexpected heir apparent.
- The heirs apparent of the prestigious university were expected to maintain a flawless academic record and contribute to society.
FAQs About the word heirs apparent
one whose succession especially to a position or role appears certain under existing circumstances, heir presumptive, an heir whose right to succeed (as to a th
heirs, succeeders,heirs at law, claimants, successors, legatees, co-heirs, beneficiaries, heiresses, co-heiresses
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The eldest prince was the heir apparent to the throne, poised to succeed his father as king.
The wealthy family's heirs apparent were carefully groomed from infancy to manage their vast inheritance.
The heir apparent of the multinational corporation had a proven track record of success and was widely respected in the business community.
In some monarchies, the heir apparent is not automatically the eldest child but is designated by the reigning sovereign.
