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Meanings of inheritor in English
Usage of inheritor in English
1
She was the rightful and true inheritor of the English Crown, she said.
2
The great law of continuity makes the present the inheritor of the past.
3
That child is the inheritor of the estates and titles of his father.
4
And there will be many foes ready to assail the inheritor of Raynham.
5
It is a good gift-blessing both the inheritor and his companions.
6
But to return to Peepi, the inheritor of souls and subjects.
7
Can I separate my father's twin-brother, joint inheritor, and next successor, from himself?
8
It was the family craft and art, and he was the family's only inheritor.
9
Cyril showed no emotion whatever on learning himself the inheritor of thirty-five thousand pounds.
10
The inheritor of a splendid dukedom might almost have passed for a farm hand.
11
If there is a will, you will be the inheritor.
12
Son of obscurity and inheritor of rags, what are your plebeian parents to us!'
13
Not guilty as the inheritor of profiteering in particular, but guilty simply as an inheritor.
14
Perhaps the Device was calling subtly to its inheritor, perhaps he honestly wanted a confrontation.
15
The child of the maker is naturally the inheritor.
16
He was the last inheritor of the Giottesque traditions.
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