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disherit

[dis-her-it]

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verb (used with object)

to disinherit.

Origin of disherit

1250–1300; Middle English deseriten < Anglo-French, Old French deseriter, equivalent to des- dis-¹ + heriter to inherit

Related formsdis·her·i·tor, noun

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Related Words for disherit

devise, transfer, confer, leave, legate, bequest, disinherit, probate, disherit