Inherit and Retrieve

Inherit

Inherit verb - Receive from a predecessor.

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Retrieve and inherit are semantically related in gain topic. In some cases you can use "Retrieve" instead a verb "Inherit".

Retrieve verb - To get again in one's possession.

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Inherit and retrieve are semantically related in gain topic. Sometimes you can use "Inherit" instead a verb "Retrieve".

crown	inherit crown	retrieve crown
money	inherit money	retrieve money
crystal	inherit crystal	retrieve crystal
weapon	inherit weapon	retrieve weapon
Other words: brother, sword, memories.

That lord's confirmation is required for Javerri to properly inherit, and wanting to be rid of her, he gives her an Impossible Task: retrieve a dragon's egg.

Source: Literature / Ladylord
Popeye was about to inherit billions from an uncle but a gust of wind blew the will away when it was about to be read and Popeye spent most of the episode trying to retrieve it.

Source: Lost Will And Testament
Unexpected Inheritance: Mary finds out that she stands to inherit an enormous fortune if Holmes can retrieve the treasure that her father had a 1/10 share off.

Source: Literature / The Sign of the Four

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