Heir
Heir noun - A person who has the right to inherit property.
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Synonyms for Heir
Inheriting and heir are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Inheriting" with "Heir", this nouns are similar.
Inheriting
Inheriting adjective - Having the legal right to inherit.
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Synonyms for Inheriting
Heir and inheriting are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Heir" instead a verb "Inheriting".
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- Heir Club for Men: Thanks to Philippe V, who, as a regent, reinstates Salic Law to prevent his niece from inheriting the throne.
Source: Literature / The Accursed Kings -
Greed: He'd planned to become filthy rich by inheriting the hospital from his dying father, who kiboshed those plans by choosing his younger son as his heir.
Source: Characters / Bleach Hollows - One Rocky and Bullwinkle episode had Bullwinkle as the heir to the Earl of Crankcase, requiring him to spend a week inside the family manor before inheriting a 1 million pound note.
Source: Unexpected Inheritance
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