Definition of testate in English:

testate

adjectiveˈtɛsteɪtˈtɛsteɪt

predicative Having made a valid will before one dies.
he desired to die testate
Example sentencesExamples
- If you die testate, then all your possessions will be distributed in the way you set out in your will.
- The law of in testate succession, that under certain circumstances can be quite confusing, will then determine who inherits how much of the estate.
- It was brought to our knowledge that the forementioned client died in testate and nominated no next of kin to the title over the investments made with the bank.
- Currently the rights enjoyed by married couples, such as the automatic right of inheritance in the event of a spouse dying in testate or the right of succession to certain tenancies and to pension funds, are denied to non-married couples.

nounˈtɛsteɪtˈtɛsteɪt

A person who has died leaving a valid will.

Origin

Late Middle English (as a noun): from Latin testatus 'testified, witnessed', past participle of testari, from testis 'a witness'.

Definition of testate in US English:

testate

adjectiveˈtestātˈtɛsteɪt

predicative Having made a valid will before one dies.
he desired to die testate
Example sentencesExamples
- It was brought to our knowledge that the forementioned client died in testate and nominated no next of kin to the title over the investments made with the bank.
- If you die testate, then all your possessions will be distributed in the way you set out in your will.
- The law of in testate succession, that under certain circumstances can be quite confusing, will then determine who inherits how much of the estate.
- Currently the rights enjoyed by married couples, such as the automatic right of inheritance in the event of a spouse dying in testate or the right of succession to certain tenancies and to pension funds, are denied to non-married couples.

nounˈtestātˈtɛsteɪt

A person who has died leaving a will.

Origin

Late Middle English (as a noun): from Latin testatus ‘testified, witnessed’, past participle of testari, from testis ‘a witness’.

单词	testate
释义	Definition of testate in English: testate adjectiveˈtɛsteɪtˈtɛsteɪt predicative Having made a valid will before one dies. he desired to die testate Example sentencesExamples If you die testate, then all your possessions will be distributed in the way you set out in your will. The law of in testate succession, that under certain circumstances can be quite confusing, will then determine who inherits how much of the estate. It was brought to our knowledge that the forementioned client died in testate and nominated no next of kin to the title over the investments made with the bank. Currently the rights enjoyed by married couples, such as the automatic right of inheritance in the event of a spouse dying in testate or the right of succession to certain tenancies and to pension funds, are denied to non-married couples. nounˈtɛsteɪtˈtɛsteɪt A person who has died leaving a valid will. Origin Late Middle English (as a noun): from Latin testatus 'testified, witnessed', past participle of testari, from testis 'a witness'. Definition of testate in US English: testate adjectiveˈtestātˈtɛsteɪt predicative Having made a valid will before one dies. he desired to die testate Example sentencesExamples It was brought to our knowledge that the forementioned client died in testate and nominated no next of kin to the title over the investments made with the bank. If you die testate, then all your possessions will be distributed in the way you set out in your will. The law of in testate succession, that under certain circumstances can be quite confusing, will then determine who inherits how much of the estate. Currently the rights enjoyed by married couples, such as the automatic right of inheritance in the event of a spouse dying in testate or the right of succession to certain tenancies and to pension funds, are denied to non-married couples. nounˈtestātˈtɛsteɪt A person who has died leaving a will. Origin Late Middle English (as a noun): from Latin testatus ‘testified, witnessed’, past participle of testari, from testis ‘a witness’.
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