Inherit meaning in English
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Definition
to inherit: to receive money or possessions from someone after their death (usually family)
an inheritance: money or possessions given by a person after their death
inheritance tax is tax paid to the government on money or property received from a person after their death
Pronunciation examples
UK: I inherited the family business from my father.
US: He spent 4000 dollars of his grandmother's inheritance on alcohol.
- "Apparently, as his chosen heir, I'm going to inherit his estate."
- "Apparently my grandfather insisted that I be married before receiving the inheritance."
- "Subject: Inheritance"
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