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Meanings of disinherit in English
Catalan
desheretar Spanish
desheredar Usage of disinherit in English
1
But it is not expected that any man will willingly disinherit himself.
2
Joseph Schumpeter, the prophetic Austrian-American economist, believed that socialism will disinherit capitalism.
3
My brother, who wanted her to be a nun will disinherit her.
4
I can't believe he's prepared to disinherit us all, after all this time!
5
Using language to disavow and disinherit your spouse will not help.
6
Yes, it had the effect of making him disinherit and cast me off.
7
In England, a man can disinherit both his wife and children.
8
That letter had caused Sir Oswald to disinherit his nephew once.
9
He told him he would disinherit him if he married me.
10
It was inevitable that he should remember his father's threat to disinherit him.
11
He told all about this to father, who said he would disinherit me.
12
His father might disinherit him, America might sink, but she must smile again.
13
If he won't disinherit me, I am going to disinherit myself.
14
Further, if I don't disinherit my son, you gentlemen will all shun me.
15
Still, it was not in Sir Ambrose's power to disinherit him-ClodderhamCourt was entailed.
16
You know that I have the power to disinherit you?
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Disinherit across language varieties
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