es
tate
Plural
estates
1
a vast area that is the property of an individual, usually with a large house built on it
- The family inherited a beautiful estate with sprawling gardens and a historic mansion.
- She spent her weekends exploring the vast estate, enjoying the serene landscape.
- The estate was known for its grand parties and lavish events hosted in the main house.
- After his passing, the estate was divided among his children, each receiving a portion of the land.
- They bought an estate in the countryside, complete with a vineyard and stables.
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the total sum of all your possessions, including real estate, personal property, and any outstanding debts
- After his death, his entire estate was divided among his three children.
- She hired a lawyer to help manage her estate and ensure everything was in order.
- The estate included several properties, a collection of art, and significant investments.
- They needed to appraise the estate to determine its total value before selling any assets.
- His estate was left in trust to be managed on behalf of his grandchildren.
3
a major social class or order of persons regarded collectively as part of the body politic of the country (especially in the United Kingdom) and formerly possessing distinct political rights
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an area that contains a group of factories and building of the same type