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    bequeath

    bequeath - Dictionary definition and meaning for word bequeath

    Definition
    (verb) leave or give by will after one's death
    Synonyms : leave , will
    Example Sentence
    • My aunt bequeathed me all her jewelry
    • My grandfather left me his entire estate
   Mnemonics (Memory Aids) for bequeath

'be + qu + eath' before quick death, 'leave ur property to someone by a will'

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divide it like-be(before)+queath(sounds like death)-->a father wrote a will before his death, that his all property should be given to his son.

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lets break bequeath as be + queath....this queath is spells as quit... so be quit ( leaving) on our will.........

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son to father: Q(kyun) u EAT all those rubbish stuff.what will happen if u would BE dying and i would then get nothing as a BEQUEST as u havent prepared a will yet

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bequeath-chk the word,and visibilize eat in theword..u dont leave to somone by means of will,u do it urself rite..uhh..figure out death i.e. will!!!

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be(before)+que(question)+at+h(heaven)by god leave the property in will for nominee

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we can say BATA(Hindi means to distribute) AFTER DEATH

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Relate like Be(Before) + Queath(Death): Someone must legally, have promised you BEFORE his/her DEATH to Bequeath some valuable things(after death) to you.

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BE (or re regarding) QUE (question of, or issues related to) EATH (death or death AT Heaven). The issues are of will and inheritence.

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