Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
bequeath
verb
/bɪˈkwiːθ/

Definition
To leave personal property or money to someone through a will.

Examples
- She decided to bequeath her collection of books to her favorite charity.
- He bequeathed his estate to his children in his will.
- Many people choose to bequeath their art to museums or galleries.

Meaning
The act of giving or transferring something to someone after one’s death.

Synonyms
- leave
- bestow
- convey
- transfer