Look up: predecease

1. predecease
   [v] - die before
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2. predecease
   to predecease a person, is to die in his lifetime. Category: Law
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3. Predecease
   Pre`de·cease transitive verb To die sooner than. 'If children predecease progenitors.' Shak.
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4. Predecease
   Pre'de·cease` noun The death of one person or thing before another. [ R.] Brougham.
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5. Predecease
   • (v. t.) To die sooner than. • (n.) The death of one person or thing before another.
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6. Predecease
   v.To pass away or meet death before someone else.Ex-if my wife should predecease me, her share of property would go to a trust.
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7. predecease
   v. to die before someone else, as "if my brother, Harry, should predecease me, his share of my estate I give to his son, Eugene."
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