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patrimony <pl patrimonies> [Am ˈpætrəˌmoʊni, Brit ˈpatrɪməni] N form

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If the husband of a woman die, his wife may take her husband's patrimony. 194. en.wikipedia.org

Under communist rule, the state nationalized and retained it as cultural patrimony. en.wikipedia.org

As was required at the time, his family donated him with a patrimony which could pay for his seminary expenses. en.wikipedia.org

The law grants the indigenous population broad rights, including the protection of their cultural patrimony and the exclusive use of their traditional lands. en.wikipedia.org

They are all very important because of their medieval patrimony. en.wikipedia.org

This was meant as assurance that every peer took good care of his estates and patrimony. en.wikipedia.org

He relinquished his patrimony and did not get any money from his four employed brothers. en.wikipedia.org

It is believed that this castle, and the estate connected, was an original patrimony of the dynasty. en.wikipedia.org

He declared that such rightful heir would be invested with his patrimony upon coming of age. en.wikipedia.org

The now famous house, classed as a world patrimony, has been classified a historical monument since 1998. en.wikipedia.org

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