Nuncupative
Nuncupative adjective - Made or carried on through speaking rather than in writing.
Usage example: the soldier left a nuncupative will that was witnessed by two of his comrades
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Synonyms for Nuncupative
Oral and nuncupative are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Oral" instead an adjective "Nuncupative".
Oral
Oral adjective - Made or carried on through speaking rather than in writing.
Usage example: lawyers for the plaintiff will be presenting oral arguments before the Supreme Court next week
Nuncupative and oral are semantically related. You can use "Nuncupative" instead an adjective "Oral".
Nearby Word: orally
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Both words in one sentence
- There are a few states that allow nuncupative (i.e., oral) wills, but only under very limited circumstances, and only for a very limited amount of assets.
Source: Hollywood Law
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