Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
bequeathment
Noun
/bɪˈkwiːðmənt/

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

Examples
- Her bequeathment of the family estate was a topic of much discussion.
- The bequeathment of his library to the university displayed his commitment to education.

Meaning
Bequeathment refers to the transfer of ownership of an inheritance or property to another individual, typically after the owner’s death.

Synonyms
- Legacy
- Inheritance
- Donation
- Endowment