Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
adeem
verb
/əˈdiːm/

Definition
Adeem refers to the act of taking away or revoking something, particularly in the context of a legacy or gift.

Examples
- He decided to adeem the promise he made to his friend when circumstances changed.
- The estate will adeem any previous wills upon the execution of this document.

Meaning
The term expresses the idea of depriving someone of a right, especially in relation to property or inheritance.

Synonyms
- revoke
- withdraw
- cancel