Heir presumptive
Heir presumptive noun - A person who expects to inherit but whose right can be defeated by the birth of a nearer relative.
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Synonyms for Heir presumptive
Legatee and heir presumptive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Legatee" instead a noun phrase "Heir presumptive".
Legatee
Legatee noun - A person who has the right to inherit property.
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Synonyms for Legatee
Heir presumptive and legatee are semantically related. You can use "Heir presumptive" instead a noun "Legatee".
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Related pairs
- heir and heir presumptive
- heir and legatee
- scion and heir presumptive
- scion and legatee
- beneficiary and heir presumptive
- beneficiary and legatee
- successor and heir presumptive
- successor and legatee
- descendant and heir presumptive
- descendant and legatee
- inheritor and heir presumptive
- inheritor and legatee
- heiress and heir presumptive
- heiress and legatee
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