Bequeathed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BEQUEATHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BEQUEATH, to leave by will
• leave (property) to a person or other beneficiary by a will
• pass (something) on or leave (something) to someone else
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to grant by testament

Words related to BEQUEATHED

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How to use BEQUEATHED in a sentence

• He had traits in common with barbarians, but he bequeathed a new civilization, and dispelled the night of hereditary darkness.
• The former Miss Caroline had always shared with him, and a cask of the latter he bequeathed to her with his love.
• They were even bequeathed and sold as personal property at auction.
• A long line of forefathers, proud-eyed in their gilded frames, mutely gazed their sense of the obligations they had bequeathed to this last representative of their race.
• Miss Emily Flint, the little girl to whom I had been bequeathed, was now in her sixteenth year.
• When the knight or baron bequeathed the thirty Jewish pieces to the monastery Judas was already kissing the Master.
• Some years passed, and Halfdan went back to his own country, and being childless he bequeathed the royal wealth by will to Yngwin, and appointed him king.
• They could be bought and sold, leased, seized for a debt, bequeathed by will, given away.
• I am now going to pursue my former projects with a legacy which my uncle bequeathed me, and if I succeed, shall expect to hear of the repentance of Flavilla.
• The rest of his books, being such as were not in the Bodleian, he bequeathed to that library, of which he was for some years the librarian.
• He accumulated large sums of money by maladministration of his official trusts, inherited the estates of two uncles, and bequeathed a colossal fortune to his son Francesco.
• From this opposition the essence of Christianity, the spirit which Christ bequeathed to his disciples, has nothing to fear.
• Nor is this the only moral benefit bequeathed by scientific culture.
• In 1884, she too died childless, and bequeathed the property to an old friend, both of herself and of her husband, Mr.
• Upon arriving at Rome he declared before the Praetor, in the usual manner, that he accepted the inheritance, and he then promised the people to pay the money bequeathed to them.
• The Divine Plan bequeathed it by the Master is the means by which this work is carried out.
• The Covenant designed to safeguard the unity and integrity of its world-embracing system had been irrevocably bequeathed to posterity.
• He has, moreover, bequeathed to the Chaplain a very pretty Tenement with good Lands about it.
• A bust of herself which she made for Richard Payne Knight was by him bequeathed to the British Museum.
• In my will I have bequeathed you the whole of every kind.
• An office in the State can, therefore, be neither sold nor bequeathed.
• Depau, of Illinois, bequeathed five million dollars to religion, and the remaining three million of his fortune only to his family.
• His individuality, his own impressions vanished before this passionate legacy bequeathed by one human race to another.
• Not so indeed had they come, but to divide the great hoard of treasure which the King had bequeathed to them at his death.
• Men have been learning error age on age, And superstition is their heritage Bequeathed from age to age and sire to son Since the dim history of the world begun.

Similar words containing BEQUEATH without suffix ed

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