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bequeath
verb
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To leave something to another person through a will or as a legacy.
She chose to bequeath her books to the school.
The composer hoped to bequeath a lasting musical tradition to the town.
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verb
To leave something to another person through a will or as a legacy.
She chose to bequeath her books to the school.
The composer hoped to bequeath a lasting musical tradition to the town.