Converse of object

• leave: To leave a bequest in your will, please contact John Williams by mail, e-mail, or phone for a free guide.

• receive: Of course, we have received some substantial bequests.

• make: Kendrick made a similar bequest Of £ 4,000 to Newbury.

• accept: There are no dues, it will not accept bequests.

• include: His will included a bequest of £ 10,000 to the Royal Academy.

• follow: Skip to navigation The Spittal Trust Established in 1976 the Trust was formed following a bequest from the estate of Miss Annie Spittal.

Converse of subject

• fund: The building cost £ 25,000, partly funded by a bequest.

Adjective modifier

• residuary: Residuary bequest - The gift of all or part of the residue of an estate.

• pecuniary: A pecuniary bequest which is a gift of a fixed sum of money in your Will.

• testamentary: In 1768 he established by a testamentary bequest The Warburton Lecture which is devoted to the defense of revealed religion, especially Christianity.

• generous: Some years ago the late Jill Tuck, left a very generous bequest to the BEC.

• charitable: There are various charitable bequests for distribution among the poor.

• specific: Specific bequest You may decide to leave specific items, rather than money, to someone.

Modifies a noun

• commitment: Bequest Commitment Making a bequest to Lincoln can be an important way of supporting the future of the College.

Preposition: in

• will: Click here to download a guide for professional advisers about including a charitable bequest in a will.

Preposition: of

• painting: Founded on the major bequest of old master paintings & drawings from an 18th Century military figure, General John Guise.

• book: Geology The Arkell Library is based on the bequest of Jurassic geology books from W. J. Arkell.

• Mrs: Purchased with the generous assistance of the Jerusalem Trust and a bequest of Mrs Ena Alice Bensley.

Preposition: from

• estate: Skip to navigation The Spittal Trust Established in 1976 the Trust was formed following a bequest from the estate of Miss Annie Spittal.

Preposition: for

• purpose: Five free scholars are taught in consideration of a bequest for that purpose by William Dalgleish, Esq.