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Adjective testate has 1 sense
  1. testate - having made a legally valid will before death
    Antonym:
    intestate
Noun testate has 1 sense
  1. testator, testate - a person who makes a will
    --1 is a kind of person, individual, someone, somebody, mortal, human, soul
    --1 has particulars: devisor; testatrix

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Testate

Definition:

Testate, as an adjective, refers to a legal term used to describe a person who has created and left behind a valid will at the time of their death. As a noun, it refers to a person who died leaving a valid will.

Senses:

  • Adjective: Pertaining to having a valid will at the time of death.
  • Noun: A person who has died, leaving behind a valid will.

Usages:

Adjective: The testate individual had meticulously planned the distribution of their assets through their legally-binding will.

Noun: The executor of the estate ensured that the wishes of the testate were carried out according to the legal provisions of the will.

Sample Sentences:

  • As an adjective:
    • The lawyer ensured that the testate individual's last will and testament was executed faithfully.
    • The probate court confirmed that the deceased was testate, and the will was binding.
  • As a noun:
    • The testate's assets were distributed among the beneficiaries as directed in the will.
    • The executor read the testate's will aloud during the reading of the last will and testament.

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