Field and Inheritance

Field

Field noun - A small area of usually open land.

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Inheritance and field are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Inheritance" instead a noun "Field".

Nearby Words: fielded, fielding, fielder

Inheritance noun - Something that is or may be inherited.

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Field and inheritance are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Field" instead a noun "Inheritance".

full	full field	full inheritance
certain	certain field	certain inheritance
small	small field	small inheritance
entire	entire field	entire inheritance
Other adjectives: massive, large, big, huge, dangerous, political, vast, magical.

Pip receives inheritance completely out of left field, becomes rich and arrogant, finds out who his benefactor is, squanders money, gets the girl (it is implied at least), becomes less arrogant.

Source: Unexpected Inheritance
In the Inheritance Cycle, Eragon and Murtagh shared the field of battle many times early in the series and developed a bond as strong as brotherhood.

Source: Bash Brothers
Robert Edwin House: Cheated out of his inheritance by his step-brother, he nevertheless manages to go to MIT, become a major innovator in the field of robotics and is a self-made billionaire by the time he's in his thirties.

Source: Magnificent Bastard / Video Games

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