Access
Inherit
Inherit verb - Receive from a predecessor.
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Synonyms for Inherit
Access and inherit are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Access" instead a verb "Inherit".
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Any character with access to such class trees can potentially reclass into it and get it, and the children of a one of them can inherit it from his/her parent.
Source: Healing Factor - The Forerunners intended for humans to inherit their technology and accordingly programmed all their facilities to recognize all humans (and only humans) to have full system access.
- Become the Archmage and inherit improved quarters, featuring a scrying bowl, scripted crafting stations, treasure vault, and access to a private mountain retreat.
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