Bequeath is valid Scrabble Word

Is bequeath a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is bequeath valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
22 points in Scrabble
23 points in WWF

Definitions for BEQUEATH in dictionary:

VERB:

to leave by will
leave (property) to a person or other beneficiary by a will
pass (something) on or leave (something) to someone else
dispose of (property) as in a will
To give or leave by will; to give by testament; -- said especially of personal property.
To hand down; to transmit.
To give; to offer; to commit.
leave or give by will after one\'s death

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to grant by testament

Words related to BEQUEATH

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Words that contain BEQUEATH

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How to use BEQUEATH in a sentence

No generation can ever bequeath to us a single new material atom.
We can bequeath to others this new spiritual energy of our lives.
All men over twenty-one years of age, and of sound mind, and all unmarried women of like age and sanity, may by will bequeath their property to whom they please.
Your children will not bless your memory if, instead of civil and religious freedom, you bequeath to them the superstitions of monks and the double tyranny of popes and emperors.
The Hopital des Enfants-Trouves allowed mothers, unseen and unheard, to bequeath their children to the State.
All the rest, residue, and remainder, of my estate and effects, I give and bequeath to my said Executors, in trust for the said Francis Barber, his Executors and Administrators.
Angela wondered how much of her money was left for him to bequeath to the celebrated Vittoria di Cancellini.
Such a craft could be easily upset, and I should so bequeath to relatives and friends a sufficient number of reasonable doubts to rob my death of the usual stigma.
A man on dying would bequeath his wives to his brother.
When a great man dies we listen to hear what he has to say, we turn to the last page of his biography first, to see what he had to bequeath to the world as his experience of life.

Those are the precepts I have learned from my virtuous father, and which I desire to bequeath to my children.
Such papers I bequeath to you for your sole and uncontrolled property, to use and act upon as you deem fit, according to expediency of things.
Why he did not bequeath it to some institution, I do not know.
It seems strange that married couples having the least beauty to bequeath to their offspring should persist in having the largest families.
The sepulchre of Machpelah was the sole possession in the land of his adoption which he could bequeath to his descendants.
The father came into immediate possession of a large and unexpected fortune which he would bequeath to his son.
I bequeath also to the same good woman thirty guineas, for mourning for her and for her son, my foster-brother.
I also bequeath to the same young lady twenty-five guineas for a ring, to be worn in remembrance of her true friend.
Arthur Lewen, by whose instructions I have been equally delighted and benefited, I bequeath twenty guineas for a ring.
Under laws passed by the owners and their retainers the owners of private property may give or bequeath this property to their descendants.
Such a race has a pre-eminent right to pronounce upon beauty and to bequeath its judgments to duller peoples.
The rich found it necessary to bequeath part of their substance to the prince, in order to secure the remainder for their families.
There are, of course, numerous exceptions of wealthy farmers who can still bequeath to each of their sons a whole farm of 6,000 acres, or half a farm.
To thy wife I bequeath my purple mantle, in order that, by this sacrifice to her avarice, I may secure the right of disposing of the rest of my effects at my own pleasure.
Unable to be yours in life, I bequeath to you my thoughts and also my duties.
I give and bequeath to Cyrus Burleigh, lecturer and agent for the Pennsylvania Anti-slavery Society, one hundred dollars, if Cyrus be living at my death.
But you may be called on for a great deal, so I bequeath you my charity.
I give and bequeath to Ralph Sadler, my servant, 200 marks of lawful English money, my second gown, jacket, and doublet, and all my books.
I give and bequeath towards the making of highways in this realm, where it shall be thought most necessary, L20 to be disposed by the discretion of mine executors.
I give and bequeath to every the five orders of Friars within the City of London, to pray for my soul, 20 shillings.
I give and bequeath to my parish church for my tithes forgotten, 20 shillings.
It is the fate of most of us to inherit unfinished work from our predecessors, and to bequeath the like to our successors.
All persons of full age and sound mind, except married women, may give and bequeath real and personal estate by a last will and testament.

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