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heritable adjective alienable, assignable, bestowable, consignable, conveyable, devisable, givable, hereditable, hereditary, inheritable, negotiable, testamentary, transferable, transmissible
Associated concepts: bequest, curtesy, devise, dower, intessate succession laws, legacy, testamentary gift
See also: bequest, hereditament, hereditary
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Well-trained and disciplined security guards are heritably the agency's marketing tools to keep clients on the list and to produce more clients by "words-of-mouth" from the clients themselves.
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HERRNSTEIN & CHARLES MURRAY, THE BELL CURVE: INTELLIGENCE AND CLASS STRUCTURE IN AMERICAN LIFE 269-315 (1994) (drawing on a dubious empirical analysis to argue that blacks tend to be less intelligent genetically than whites, and that this heritably inferior cognitive ability in minority groups contributes to social problems including crime, poverty, and unemployment).
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They also agree that they are heritably the agency''s marketing tools in the success of the business, with a weighted mean of 3.
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