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Definition of estate
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of estate is as below...
Estate
(n.) A
property
which a
person
possesses;
a
fortune;
possessions,
esp.
property
in land; also,
property
of all kinds which a
person
leaves
to be
divided
at his
death..
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Census
::
Census
(n.) A
numbering
of the
people,
and
valuation
of their
estate,
for the
purpose
of
imposing
taxes,
etc.; --
usually
made once in five
years..
Prodigally
::
Prodigally
(adv.)
In a
prodigal
manner;
with
profusion
of
expense;
extravagantly;
wasteful;
profusely;
lavishly;
as, an
estate
prodigally
dissipated..
Testate
::
Testate
(a.)
Having
made and left a will; as, a
person
is said to die
testate..
Fiar
::
Fiar (n.) One in whom the
property
of an
estate
is
vested,
subject
to the
estate
of a life
renter..
Tail
::
Tail (a.)
Limited;
abridged;
reduced;
curtailed;
as,
estate
tail..
Magnate
::
Magnate
() One of the
nobility,
or
certain
high
officers
of state
belonging
to the noble
estate
in the
national
representation
of
Hungary,
and
formerly
of
Poland..
Substance
::
Substance
(n.)
Material
possessions;
estate;
property;
resources.
Reversioner
::
Reversioner
(n.) One who has a
reversion,
or who is
entitled
to lands or
tenements,
after a
particular
estate
granted
is
terminated..
Regalia
::
Regalia
(n. pl.) That which
belongs
to
royalty.
Specifically:
(a) The
rights
and
prerogatives
of a king. (b) Royal
estates
and
revenues.
(c)
Ensings,
symbols,
or
paraphernalia
of
royalty..
Remainder-man
::
Remainder-man
(n.) One who has an
estate
after a
particular
estate
is
determined.
See
Remainder,
n., 3..
Use
::
Use (v. t.) The
benefit
or
profit
of lands and
tenements.
Use
imports
a trust and
confidence
reposed
in a man for the
holding
of
lands.
He to whose use or
benefit
the trust is
intended
shall enjoy the
profits.
An
estate
is
granted
and
limited
to A for the use of B.
Deforciant
::
Deforciant
(n.) One who keeps out of
possession
the
rightful
owner of an
estate.
Estate
::
Estate
(v. t.) To endow with an
estate.
Impartible
::
Impartible
(a.) Not
partible;
not
subject
to
partition;
indivisible;
as, an
impartible
estate..
Devest
::
Devest
(v. t.) To take away, as an
authority,
title,
etc., to
deprive;
to
alienate,
as an
estate..
Credit Mobilier
::
Credit
mobilier
() A joint stock
company,
formed
for
general
banking
business,
or for the
construction
of
public
works,
by means of loans on
personal
estate,
after the
manner
of the
credit
foncier
on real
estate.
In
practice,
however,
this
distinction
has not been
strictly
observed..
Widowhood
::
Widowhood
(n.)
Estate
settled
on a
widow.
Absenteeism
::
Absenteeism
(n.) The state or
practice
of an
absentee;
esp. the
practice
of
absenting
one's self from the
country
or
district
where one's
estate
is
situated.
Hacienda
::
Hacienda
(n.) A large
estate
where work of any kind is done, as
agriculture,
manufacturing,
mining,
or
raising
of
animals;
a
cultivated
farm, with a good
house,
in
distinction
from a
farming
establishment
with rude huts for
herdsmen,
etc.; -- a word used in
Spanish-American
regions..
Tutor
::
Tutor (n.) One who has the
charge
of a child or pupil and his
estate;
a
guardian.
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