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will
verb [T] (LEAVE) /wɪl/Definition
(Definition of will verb (LEAVE) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- advance directive noun
- assign verb (GIVE LEGALLY)
- beneficiary noun
- bequeath verb
- bequest noun
- codicil noun
- cut verb (REMOVE)
- heir apparent noun
- heir noun
- heiress noun
- heirloom noun
- inheritance noun (FROM DEAD PERSON)
- inheritor noun
- legacy noun
- primogeniture noun
- probate noun
- probate verb
- residue noun
- settle sth on sb phrasal verb
- transfer verb
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