devisee
dɪˌvaɪˈziː
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Definition of devisee - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
legalTECH.person receiving property through a willTECH.
  • The devisee inherited the family estate.
inheritor legatee
2.
inheritanceTECH.entity designated to receive real estate in a willTECH.
  • The charity was named as a devisee in the will.
beneficiary heir legatee
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Origin of devisee

Anglo-French, deviser (to divide)

Examples of devisee in a sentence

  • As a devisee, she was entitled to the artwork.
  • The museum was listed as a devisee in her testament.
  • His nephew became the sole devisee of the estate.

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  1. French:légataire, légataire immobilier, ...
  2. German:Erbe, ...
  3. Italian:beneficiario, destinatario, ...
  4. Spanish:legatario, beneficiario, ...
  5. Portuguese:herdeiro, ...
  6. Chinese:受遗赠人, 遗产受赠人, ...
  7. Japanese:受遺者, 相続人, ...
  8. Arabic:موصى له, مُوصى له بالعَقار, ...
  9. Hebrew:יוֹרֵשׁ, יוֹרֶשֶׁת, ...
  10. Russian:наследник, ...
  11. Ukrainian:спадкоємець, отримувач спадщини, ...
  12. Hindi:डिवाइजी, वसीयतधारक, ...
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