bequeath
/bɪˈkwiːð/
verb
- To leave property or money to someone in a will after death.
- My grandmother bequeathed her antique jewelry to me in her will.
- She decided to bequeath her entire estate to her three children.
- The wealthy businessman bequeathed a large sum to the local hospital.
- To pass something on to future generations or to someone who comes after.
- Ancient cultures bequeathed many traditions and stories to modern society.
- The retiring teacher bequeathed her wisdom and experience to her younger colleagues.
- The scientist bequeathed her research notes to the university library.
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