Definition of testatrix in English:

testatrix

nounPlural testatrices, Plural testatrixestɛˈsteɪtrɪkstɛˈsteɪtrɪks

Law

A woman who has made a will or given a legacy.
〔律〕留有遗嘱的女死者，女遗嘱人
Example sentencesExamples
- Thus, justice did not demand that these benefits, which were not intended by the testatrix to whom the defendants owed the duty of care, should be paid by the defendants.
- I must look to the intent of the testatrix to be ascertained from the language of the Will, construed in the light of the facts known to the testatrix when she made the Will and at the time of her death.
- In mutual wills cases they are a testator, a testatrix and an intended beneficiary or class of beneficiaries.
- Sister Nell Selby Fitzgerald predeceased the testatrix, leaving one child who also predeceased the testatrix.
- It follows that, prima facie, the defendants would be liable at the suit of the testatrix's personal representatives for the loss caused to her estate by their failure to advise service of a notice of severance.

Origin

Late 16th century: from late Latin, feminine of testator (see testator).

Definition of testatrix in US English:

testatrix

nounteˈstātrikstɛˈsteɪtrɪks

Law

A woman who has made a will or given a legacy.
〔律〕留有遗嘱的女死者，女遗嘱人
Example sentencesExamples
- It follows that, prima facie, the defendants would be liable at the suit of the testatrix's personal representatives for the loss caused to her estate by their failure to advise service of a notice of severance.
- Thus, justice did not demand that these benefits, which were not intended by the testatrix to whom the defendants owed the duty of care, should be paid by the defendants.
- In mutual wills cases they are a testator, a testatrix and an intended beneficiary or class of beneficiaries.
- Sister Nell Selby Fitzgerald predeceased the testatrix, leaving one child who also predeceased the testatrix.
- I must look to the intent of the testatrix to be ascertained from the language of the Will, construed in the light of the facts known to the testatrix when she made the Will and at the time of her death.

Origin

Late 16th century: from late Latin, feminine of testator (see testator).

词汇	testatrix
释义	Definition of testatrix in English: testatrix nounPlural testatrices, Plural testatrixestɛˈsteɪtrɪkstɛˈsteɪtrɪks Law A woman who has made a will or given a legacy. 〔律〕留有遗嘱的女死者，女遗嘱人 Example sentencesExamples Thus, justice did not demand that these benefits, which were not intended by the testatrix to whom the defendants owed the duty of care, should be paid by the defendants. I must look to the intent of the testatrix to be ascertained from the language of the Will, construed in the light of the facts known to the testatrix when she made the Will and at the time of her death. In mutual wills cases they are a testator, a testatrix and an intended beneficiary or class of beneficiaries. Sister Nell Selby Fitzgerald predeceased the testatrix, leaving one child who also predeceased the testatrix. It follows that, prima facie, the defendants would be liable at the suit of the testatrix's personal representatives for the loss caused to her estate by their failure to advise service of a notice of severance. Origin Late 16th century: from late Latin, feminine of testator (see testator). Definition of testatrix in US English: testatrix nounteˈstātrikstɛˈsteɪtrɪks Law A woman who has made a will or given a legacy. 〔律〕留有遗嘱的女死者，女遗嘱人 Example sentencesExamples It follows that, prima facie, the defendants would be liable at the suit of the testatrix's personal representatives for the loss caused to her estate by their failure to advise service of a notice of severance. Thus, justice did not demand that these benefits, which were not intended by the testatrix to whom the defendants owed the duty of care, should be paid by the defendants. In mutual wills cases they are a testator, a testatrix and an intended beneficiary or class of beneficiaries. Sister Nell Selby Fitzgerald predeceased the testatrix, leaving one child who also predeceased the testatrix. I must look to the intent of the testatrix to be ascertained from the language of the Will, construed in the light of the facts known to the testatrix when she made the Will and at the time of her death. Origin Late 16th century: from late Latin, feminine of testator (see testator).
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