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disinherited

/ˌdɪs.ɪnˈher.ɪ.tɪd/

Tradução: Descreve uma pessoa que foi privada do direito de herdar, geralmente por testamento ou por decisão judicial., Verbo que significa privar alguém do direito de herdar bens, geralmente por meio de testamento ou outro documento legal.

2 verbetes

adjective

/ˌdɪs.ɪnˈher.ɪ.tɪd/C1formallegal
  • ptDescreve uma pessoa que foi privada do direito de herdar, geralmente por testamento ou por decisão judicial.

Describes a person who has been excluded from inheritance, typically by a will or legal action.

  1. Deprived of inheritanceC1formal

    Having been legally prevented from inheriting property or money from a family member.

    ptDeserdado

    • The disinherited son challenged the will in court.
    • She felt bitter after being disinherited by her wealthy uncle.
    • The disinherited heir received nothing from the estate.

    Sinônimoscut offdepriveddispossessed

    Antônimosendowed

  2. Deprived of rights or privilegesC1formal

    Having been stripped of rights, privileges, or advantages that were previously held.

    ptPrivado de direitos ou privilégios

    • The disinherited community fought for their land rights.
    • He felt disinherited from the family business after the merger.
    • The disinherited group demanded equal access to resources.

    Sinônimosbereftdepriveddisenfranchiseddispossessedstripped

    Antônimosenfranchisedentitledprivileged

Formas
  • more disinherited comparative form
  • most disinherited superlative form

verb

disinherit/ˌdɪs.ɪnˈher.ɪt/C1formal
  • ptVerbo que significa privar alguém do direito de herdar bens, geralmente por meio de testamento ou outro documento legal.

A verb used to indicate the act of depriving someone of the right to inherit property, typically through a legal document such as a will.

  1. Deprive of inheritanceC1formallegal

    To legally exclude someone from inheriting property or assets, typically from a will.

    ptDeserdar

    • The father decided to disinherit his eldest son after the argument.
    • She was disinherited from her grandmother's estate due to a family feud.
    • The will clearly stated that the nephew was disinherited.

    Sinônimoscut offdisownexclude

    Antônimosbequeathbestowendowleavewill

Formas
  • disinherited past participle
  • disinherited past simple
  • disinheriting present participle
  • disinherits third person singular