inhearsing (Meaning)
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inhearsing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
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Synonyms & Antonyms of inhearsing
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inhearsing Sentence Examples
- As the heir to the throne, the prince was inheriting a vast fortune and immense responsibilities.
- The young woman felt a sense of trepidation as she inherited her grandmother's antique jewelry collection.
- The estate was bequeathed to the children, who were now inheriting the fruits of their parents' hard work.
- The newly discovered oil field promised to bring untold wealth to the country that inherited it.
- The ancient artifacts from the tomb were carefully inherited and preserved in a national museum.
- The company's assets were transferred to the new owners, who were now inheriting a thriving business.
- The family inherited a legacy of kindness and compassion from their ancestors.
- The orphaned child inherited a sense of loneliness and loss from her traumatic past.
- Inheriting the family's medical practice, the young doctor felt a deep sense of purpose and responsibility.
- The geneticist discovered that the patient was inheriting a rare and debilitating disease.
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As the heir to the throne, the prince was inheriting a vast fortune and immense responsibilities.
The young woman felt a sense of trepidation as she inherited her grandmother's antique jewelry collection.
The estate was bequeathed to the children, who were now inheriting the fruits of their parents' hard work.
The newly discovered oil field promised to bring untold wealth to the country that inherited it.
