legator (Meaning)

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legator (n.)

A testator; one who bequeaths a legacy.

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The legator's last will and testament revealed their true intentions for their estate.
In legal terms, a legator is an individual who creates a bequest in their will.
The legator carefully considered the beneficiaries and the distribution of their assets.
As a legator, one has the authority to determine who inherits their property and possessions.
The legator's wishes were clearly outlined in the legal document.
He acted as the legator, leaving a significant portion of his wealth to his alma mater.
In the legal proceedings, the legator's motives and intentions were brought into question.
She was designated as the legator in her late uncle's will, inheriting a substantial amount of money.
The legator's generosity extended beyond their immediate family, including several charitable organizations as beneficiaries.
The legator's signature on the will served as their final declaration of how their estate should be distributed.

A testator; one who bequeaths a legacy.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The legator's last will and testament revealed their true intentions for their estate.

In legal terms, a legator is an individual who creates a bequest in their will.

The legator carefully considered the beneficiaries and the distribution of their assets.

As a legator, one has the authority to determine who inherits their property and possessions.