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/bɪˈkweɪθəl/ · be·queath·al
noun
- The act of giving something as a legacy or inheritance. The bequeathal of the family estate to the younger son was a surprise to everyone.
noun
- A legacy or inheritance given to someone. The bequeathal of the antique vase to the museum was a generous donation.
verb
- To give something as a legacy or inheritance. The wealthy businessman bequeathed his fortune to his favorite charity.
Did you know? The word 'bequeathal' is a rare and somewhat archaic term, but it has been used in some literary and historical contexts to describe the act of giving something as a legacy or inheritance.