Definition of executrix in English:

executrix

nounPlural executrices, Plural executrixes ɛɡˈzɛkjuːtrɪksɪɡˈzɛkjuːtrɪksɪɡˈzɛkjəˌtrɪks

Law

A female executor of a will.
Example sentencesExamples
- She continued to draw income support after her mother's death and after the grant of probate to her mother's will of which she was an executrix as well as a beneficiary.
- By now you will have figured out that I am John's executrix, responsible for overseeing the final closing down of his business and his estate.
- As executrix you are required to value the home on the inventory you file with the court, so you could simply divide that number by four and base your offer on that value.
- She is one of the executrices of her late father's estate and the proposal cannot proceed without her concurrence.
- His will indicates large debts owed by him and to him ‘which no-one but my wife understands, where or how to receive pay or take in’, for which reason he made her executrix.

Origin

Late Middle English: from late Latin, from Latin executor (see executor).

Definition of executrix in US English:

executrix

nounɪɡˈzɛkjəˌtrɪksiɡˈzekyəˌtriks

Law

A female executor of a will.
Example sentencesExamples
- As executrix you are required to value the home on the inventory you file with the court, so you could simply divide that number by four and base your offer on that value.
- She is one of the executrices of her late father's estate and the proposal cannot proceed without her concurrence.
- By now you will have figured out that I am John's executrix, responsible for overseeing the final closing down of his business and his estate.
- She continued to draw income support after her mother's death and after the grant of probate to her mother's will of which she was an executrix as well as a beneficiary.
- His will indicates large debts owed by him and to him ‘which no-one but my wife understands, where or how to receive pay or take in’, for which reason he made her executrix.

Origin

Late Middle English: from late Latin, from Latin executor (see executor).

单词	executrix
释义	Definition of executrix in English: executrix nounPlural executrices, Plural executrixes ɛɡˈzɛkjuːtrɪksɪɡˈzɛkjuːtrɪksɪɡˈzɛkjəˌtrɪks Law A female executor of a will. Example sentencesExamples She continued to draw income support after her mother's death and after the grant of probate to her mother's will of which she was an executrix as well as a beneficiary. By now you will have figured out that I am John's executrix, responsible for overseeing the final closing down of his business and his estate. As executrix you are required to value the home on the inventory you file with the court, so you could simply divide that number by four and base your offer on that value. She is one of the executrices of her late father's estate and the proposal cannot proceed without her concurrence. His will indicates large debts owed by him and to him ‘which no-one but my wife understands, where or how to receive pay or take in’, for which reason he made her executrix. Origin Late Middle English: from late Latin, from Latin executor (see executor). Definition of executrix in US English: executrix nounɪɡˈzɛkjəˌtrɪksiɡˈzekyəˌtriks Law A female executor of a will. Example sentencesExamples As executrix you are required to value the home on the inventory you file with the court, so you could simply divide that number by four and base your offer on that value. She is one of the executrices of her late father's estate and the proposal cannot proceed without her concurrence. By now you will have figured out that I am John's executrix, responsible for overseeing the final closing down of his business and his estate. She continued to draw income support after her mother's death and after the grant of probate to her mother's will of which she was an executrix as well as a beneficiary. His will indicates large debts owed by him and to him ‘which no-one but my wife understands, where or how to receive pay or take in’, for which reason he made her executrix. Origin Late Middle English: from late Latin, from Latin executor (see executor).
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