The phrase
"large bequest" means a significant amount of money or valuable belongings that someone leaves behind in their will for someone else after they pass away.
Full definition
Synonyms for individual words can be found below.
«large»
«bequest»
Sentences with «large bequest»
- According to the Times this lawyer, in an arrangement with other lawyers who drew the wills, had previously received very large bequests from several very grateful rich clients. (disinherited.com)
- There were other examples given of the very large bequests left him by elderly clients. (disinherited.com)
- (This article was written in 2006 to the attorney general to encourage the introduction of a presumption of undue influence when large bequests are left to person in a position of dominance or dependence. (disinherited.com)
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