heir
the person who is next in line to become king or queen
a common phrase emphasizing that the son is the one who will inherit
an heir whose claim cannot be set aside by the birth of another heir. Only used after 'heir'.
the person who has the moral or legal right to be the heir
the only person who will inherit
the person who has the legal right to receive property or a title
the person who is the true and lawful heir
an heir to a throne or royal title
an heir who is a direct descendant, such as a son or daughter
an heir whose claim can be set aside by the birth of a closer relative. Only used after 'heir'.
the authentic and rightful successor
a man or boy who is an heir
the person next in line to inherit
the person who will inherit in the future
someone who continues the ideas or work of a predecessor in a non-material way
the person considered the obvious or expected successor
someone who continues the political work or ideology of a predecessor
a woman or girl who is an heir
a successor who deserves the position or title
the person formally named as the successor
the genuine successor, as opposed to a pretender
the person selected to be the successor
used to indicate what is being inherited, e.g., a fortune, a throne, a title
to have a son or daughter who will inherit from you
to officially state who your heir is
to give birth to an heir
to reach the position of being an heir
to unexpectedly or suddenly become the heir to something
to father an heir