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Definitions from the WebBequeateDefinition: Bequeate is a verb that means to pass on or hand down something, usually through a will or legal document, to a person or organization after one's death. Sense 1: (Transitive) To leave or give property or possessions to someone in a will; to make a bequest. Example sentence:My grandfather decided to bequeate his antique collection to the local museum. Sense 2: (Transitive) To transmit or bestow a particular quality or characteristic to future generations. Example sentence:The famous artist bequeated his unique style to his apprentices, who continued to use it in their own works. Sense 3: (Transitive) To hand down or pass on something, such as knowledge or traditions, to the next generation. Example sentence:The tribal elder bequeated ancient stories and rituals to the young tribe members. Sense 4: (Intransitive) To die and leave an inheritance or bequest. Example sentence:After his uncle bequeated, John was surprised to find out he had inherited a small fortune. Related products on Amazon: | ||||
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