Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
bequeathal
Noun
/bɪˈkwiːðəl/

Definition
The act of leaving personal property or assets to someone through a will.

Examples
- Her bequeathal of the family heirlooms was a significant gesture of love.
- After his death, the bequeathal of his estate was carried out according to his wishes.

Meaning
Bequeathal refers to the transfer of ownership of certain possessions, typically upon the death of the owner, as indicated in their will.

Synonyms
- Legacy
- Inheritance
- Gift
- Bestowal