0 a person who has been given something by someone who is dead:
1 a person who receives money, property, or assets from someone who has died:
It is essentially human to be at once an inheritor, part of a culture, and an innovator, creatively striving within or against tradition.
Although an inheritor may receive several parcels in inheritance, he may exchange, purchase, or conduct other types of transactions to alter the inherited fragmentation.
Certainly, for it to pass around 2020 to further inheritors would be excessive.
They allow for a historical identity to spread from the inheritors of ancestral identities to the landscape itself.
These are some of the closest inheritors of his research, but they are not the only ones.
The property which the inheritor has a natural right to inherit is what the rules specify, a set of rights with contingent duties.
The position of the inheritor, of the believer, is where enlightenment and its opposite meet to bow down before the historicized world.
They also did not hesitate to attribute the same mentality to their alleged national inheritors among their own contemporaries.
