Antonyms for in heritances
Grammar : Noun |
Spell : in-her-i-tuhns |
Phonetic Transcription : ɪnˈhɛr ɪ təns |
Definition of in heritances
Origin :- late 14c., enheritaunce "fact of receiving by hereditary succession;" early 15c. as "that which is inherited," from Anglo-French enheritance, Old French enheritaunce, from enheriter (see inherit). Heritance "act of inheriting" is from mid-15c.
- As in inheritance : noun possession gained through someone's death
- As in property : noun possessions, real estate
- As in tradition : noun established practice
- As in bequest : noun something given in will
- As in will : noun last wishes; command
- As in birthright : noun heritage
- As in acquisition : noun something obtained, received
- As in holding : noun property held
- As in menage : noun family
- As in endowment : noun large gift
- As in allowance : noun amount of money or other supply
- As in estate : noun person's possessions, property, wealth
- As in family : noun kin, offspring; classification
- As in fortune : noun wealth, possessions
- As in heirloom : noun something inherited, often antique
- As in heredity : noun transmission of traits from parents to offspring
- As in heritage : noun person's background, tradition
Synonyms for in heritances
- accomplishment
- achievement
- acreage
- acres
- affluence
- aid
- alimony
- allocation
- allotment
- allowance
- ancestors
- ancestry
- annuity
- antique
- apportionment
- assets
- attitude
- award
- belief
- belongings
- benefaction
- benefit
- bequeathal
- bequeathment
- bequest
- bestowal
- birth
- birthright
- bite
- blood
- bonus
- boon
- bounty
- brood
- buildings
- capital
- chattels
- children
- claim
- clan
- class
- commission
- conclusion
- congenital traits
- constitution
- contribution
- convention
- culture
- custom
- customs
- cut
- declaration
- decree
- descendants
- descent
- device
- devisal
- devise
- directions
- dispensation
- disposition
- dividend
- dominion
- donation
- dower
- dowry
- due
- dynasty
- earnings
- earthly possessions
- effects
- endowment
- equity
- estate
- ethic
- ethics
- eugenics
- extraction
- fable
- farm
- fashion
- fee
- fellowship
- folk
- folklore
- forebears
- form
- fortune
- freehold
- fund
- funding
- gain
- genealogy
- generations
- genesiology
- genetic make-up
- genetics
- genre
- gift
- gifting
- gold mine
- goods
- grant
- gratuity
- group
- habit
- heirloom
- heirs and assigns
- heirship
- heritage
- heritance
- holdings
- home
- honorarium
- house
- household
- idea
- in-laws
- inborn character
- income
- increment
- inheritance
- insistence
- institution
- instructions
- interest
- issue
- kind
- kindred
- kith and kin
- land
- largess
- law
- legacy
- legend
- line
- lineage
- lore
- lot
- means
- measure
- ménage
- mores
- myth
- mythology
- mythos
- nest egg
- net
- network
- opinion
- opulence
- order
- ownership
- parentage
- part
- patrimony
- pay
- pedigree
- pension
- people
- piece
- plot
- portion
- possession
- possessorship
- practice
- praxis
- premises
- premium
- presentation
- primogeniture
- prize
- proceeds
- profit
- progenitors
- progeny
- property
- proprietar
- proprietary
- proprietorship
- prosperity
- provision
- quantity
- quota
- race
- ration
- realty
- recompense
- relations
- relationship
- relatives
- remittance
- remuneration
- resources
- return
- revenue
- reversion
- reward
- riches
- right
- ritual
- salary
- scholarship
- security
- settlement
- share
- siblings
- slice
- stake
- stint
- stipend
- strain
- subdivision
- subsidy
- substance
- system
- taste
- testament
- title
- tract
- tradition
- treasure
- tribe
- trust
- unwritten law
- usage
- wage
- wages
- wealth
- winnings
- wisdom
- worth
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