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disinheritance

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dis·in·her·it  (dsn-hrt)
tr.v. dis·in·her·it·ed, dis·in·her·it·ing, dis·in·her·its
1. To exclude from inheritance or the right to inherit.
2. To deprive of a natural or established right or privilege.
disin·heri·tance n.
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Noun1.disinheritance - the act by a donor that terminates the right of a person to inherit
discontinuance, discontinuation - the act of discontinuing or breaking off; an interruption (temporary or permanent)
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disinheritance
n → Enterbung f


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They had only remembered certain threats of disinheritance uttered a year or two previously by the uncle (who had no living relative except the nephew), and they had, therefore, always looked upon this disinheritance as a matter that was settled -- so single-minded a race of beings were the Rattleburghers; but the remark of "Old Charley" brought them at once to a consideration of this point, and thus gave them to see the possibility of the threats having been nothing more than a threat.
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