Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Bequeathable

👉 Bequeathable is a term used in legal and financial terms to describe an asset or property that cannot be transferred from one person to another without their consent. It refers to assets that are not subject to the laws of intestacy, such as life insurance policies, trusts, and real estate. In legal terms, a bequeathable asset is considered to be movable and immovable depending on its type. For example, a valuable piece of furniture or a business interest would typically be considered be

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Bequeathable

Bequeathable is a term used to describe something that is not only tangible but also potentially valuable and/or difficult to replace, like a precious jewelry item or a piece of art. In the context of slang, it means something that is so special and meaningful that its absence can be seen as loss.

Example Sentence: "I couldn't resist the urge to give my dear grandmother her prized necklace, 'Bequeathable,' which she had been wearing for years." Skeptical Explanation: "I can only imagine how difficult it would have been to replace such an important piece of jewelry. It's as if there was a void that couldn’t be filled."