patrimonially (Meaning)
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patrimonially (adv.)
By inheritance.
Synonyms & Antonyms of patrimonially
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patrimonially Sentence Examples
- The estate had been patrimonially passed down through generations, preserving its historical and cultural significance.
- The family's patrimonially owned land provided them with a stable source of income and cultural identity.
- The ancient city's patrimonially protected buildings showcased the architectural heritage of its ancestors.
- The patrimonially listed manuscript contained invaluable insights into the nation's literary and historical past.
- The museum's collection of patrimonially acquired artifacts offered a glimpse into the lives of past civilizations.
- The castle's patrimonially preserved gardens reflected the aesthetic tastes and horticulture skills of the nobility.
- The patrimonially controlled village maintained traditional practices and customs that had been passed down for centuries.
- The patrimonially inherited jewelry bore intricate designs and symbolized the family's wealth and lineage.
- The patrimonially preserved landscape showcased the harmonious relationship between human activity and the natural environment.
- The patrimonially restored palace served as a testament to the nation's architectural prowess and cultural continuity.
FAQs About the word patrimonially
By inheritance.
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The estate had been patrimonially passed down through generations, preserving its historical and cultural significance.
The family's patrimonially owned land provided them with a stable source of income and cultural identity.
The ancient city's patrimonially protected buildings showcased the architectural heritage of its ancestors.
The patrimonially listed manuscript contained invaluable insights into the nation's literary and historical past.
