Another word for inherited | Synonyms for inherited

Another word for inherited

adjective

Of or from one's ancestors:
ancestral, hereditary, patrimonial. See kin, precede
Possessed at birth:
congenital, hereditary, inborn, innate, native. See be, native

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Martha inherited the property from her grandfather.
My brother inherited the title when he died.
I inherited property there from some uncle I never even met.
After thousands of years alone, she inherited a mate and a family over the course of a single night.
Gabriel felt again he was missing something huge, the key to assuming the power he hadn't inherited with his responsibilities.

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