disinherits

v.

剥夺继承权，剥夺特权( disinherit的第三人称单数 )；

1. The millionaire talked cold turkey to his extravagant nephew, hinting that he might be disinherited.
   那百万富翁对他挥霍无度的侄儿晓以利害，并暗示其继承权可能被剥夺。
2. The old man cast off his prodigal son and disinherited him.
   老人断绝了与他的不肖儿子的关系，并剥夺了他的继承权。
3. John's father threatened to disinherit him if he married beneath himself.
   约翰的父亲威胁约翰说，如果他同地位低的女子结婚，就要剥夺他的继承权。

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