Inheritance and Return

Inheritance

Inheritance noun - Something that is or may be inherited.

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

Return noun - Something spoken or written in reaction especially to a question.

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Inheritance and return are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Inheritance" instead a noun "Return".

Nearby Words: returned, returning, returnable, returnee, returner

full	full inheritance	full return
notable	notable inheritance	notable return
alien	alien inheritance	alien return
future	future inheritance	future return
Other adjectives: original, proper, dead, entire, real, big, potential, partial, apparent, unexpected, larger, awesome, sudden.

Vera uses Lady Mary's secret to get Bates to return to her and takes him for all his inheritance.

Source: Series / Downton Abbey
Millionaire Dogs: If the pets leave the house, they must return within 48 hours or their late owner's nephew and niece get the inheritance.

Source: Race Against the Clock
Chelsea Quinn Yarbro's immortal vampire Saint-Germain would leave an area for a time (decades, usually, though he does this more quickly in The Palace), and then return under a new identity as the nephew of his previous identity to claim his "inheritance".

Source: My Grandson Myself

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