Inheriting
Inheriting adjective - Having the legal right to inherit.
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Synonyms for Inheriting
Making and inheriting are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Making" instead an adjective "Inheriting".
Making
Making noun - The act that results in something coming to be.
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Synonyms for Making
Inheriting and making are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Inheriting" instead an adjective "Making".
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- A major reason Michael Nesmith usually declines Monkees reunions is because of inheriting his late mother Bette's fortune for inventing liquid paper, making him independently wealthy.
Source: Money, Dear Boy - Most jurisdictions have laws that prevent a murderer from inheriting anything from the victim's estate, so not getting caught is essential to making it work.
Source: Inheritance Murder - After inheriting their father's land together, they tried for 120 years to outlive each other (with the help of Mad Science), employing mercenaries to do the dirty work for them, making them true psychopaths who considered other people as mere tools.
Source: Comedic Sociopathy
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