heiress in Latin
heiress in Latin is hēres — heiress means a woman who is due to inherit, or has already inherited, significant wealth or property.
heiress in Latin
hēres
A woman who has a right of inheritance or who stands to inherit.
What does "heiress" mean?
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noun A woman who is due to inherit, or has already inherited, significant wealth or property.
"The tabloids couldn't get enough of the hotel heiress's wedding."
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- The tabloids couldn't get enough of the hotel heiress's wedding.
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What is "heiress" in Latin?
"heiress" in Latin is hēres. heiress means: A woman who is due to inherit, or has already inherited, significant wealth or property.
How do you use "heiress" in a sentence?
Example: "The tabloids couldn't get enough of the hotel heiress's wedding." In Latin, "heiress" is hēres.
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