Definition of disentailment in English:

disentailment

noundɪsɛnˈteɪlm(ə)ntdɪsɪnˈteɪlm(ə)ntˌdisenˈtālmənt

mass nounLaw

The action of freeing property from entail.
the disentailment of the Church's landed property
Example sentencesExamples
- After that date, a simple deed of disentailment was all that was required to break an entail.
- First, it often profited from a liberalization of the market to increase or at least consolidate its landholdings, even though measures such as disentailment and bans on the sale of land to commoners were directly aimed at its interests.
- Its creation was a direct consequence of the disentailment of Church property and the museum was the first national, public art gallery to be created in Spain.
- But he proved a centralizer and it was his stronger state that pushed forward with disentailment of communal land.
- The disentailment rapidly led to a thorough and long-lasting transformation of the urban landscape of Barcelona.

Derivatives

disentail

verb ˌdɪsɪnˈteɪlˌdɪs(ə)nˈteɪl

[with object]

Law

Free (property) from an entail.
he disentailed his estates by private act in 1624
Example sentencesExamples
- Such productivity, notwithstanding, cannot be disentailed from the social character of the significance practices.
- The original core of the collections stems from the convents disentailed in Valladolid and its surrounding area.
- It passed from them by marriage to the family who disentailed the estate in 1830.

Definition of disentailment in US English:

disentailment

nounˌdisenˈtālmənt

Law

The action of freeing property from entail.
the disentailment of the Church's landed property
Example sentencesExamples
- But he proved a centralizer and it was his stronger state that pushed forward with disentailment of communal land.
- First, it often profited from a liberalization of the market to increase or at least consolidate its landholdings, even though measures such as disentailment and bans on the sale of land to commoners were directly aimed at its interests.
- After that date, a simple deed of disentailment was all that was required to break an entail.
- The disentailment rapidly led to a thorough and long-lasting transformation of the urban landscape of Barcelona.
- Its creation was a direct consequence of the disentailment of Church property and the museum was the first national, public art gallery to be created in Spain.

单词	disentailment
释义	Definition of disentailment in English: disentailment noundɪsɛnˈteɪlm(ə)ntdɪsɪnˈteɪlm(ə)ntˌdisenˈtālmənt mass nounLaw The action of freeing property from entail. the disentailment of the Church's landed property Example sentencesExamples After that date, a simple deed of disentailment was all that was required to break an entail. First, it often profited from a liberalization of the market to increase or at least consolidate its landholdings, even though measures such as disentailment and bans on the sale of land to commoners were directly aimed at its interests. Its creation was a direct consequence of the disentailment of Church property and the museum was the first national, public art gallery to be created in Spain. But he proved a centralizer and it was his stronger state that pushed forward with disentailment of communal land. The disentailment rapidly led to a thorough and long-lasting transformation of the urban landscape of Barcelona. Derivatives disentail verb ˌdɪsɪnˈteɪlˌdɪs(ə)nˈteɪl [with object]Law Free (property) from an entail. he disentailed his estates by private act in 1624 Example sentencesExamples Such productivity, notwithstanding, cannot be disentailed from the social character of the significance practices. The original core of the collections stems from the convents disentailed in Valladolid and its surrounding area. It passed from them by marriage to the family who disentailed the estate in 1830. Definition of disentailment in US English: disentailment nounˌdisenˈtālmənt Law The action of freeing property from entail. the disentailment of the Church's landed property Example sentencesExamples But he proved a centralizer and it was his stronger state that pushed forward with disentailment of communal land. First, it often profited from a liberalization of the market to increase or at least consolidate its landholdings, even though measures such as disentailment and bans on the sale of land to commoners were directly aimed at its interests. After that date, a simple deed of disentailment was all that was required to break an entail. The disentailment rapidly led to a thorough and long-lasting transformation of the urban landscape of Barcelona. Its creation was a direct consequence of the disentailment of Church property and the museum was the first national, public art gallery to be created in Spain.
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