Ex-hĕr′e-dā′tion, n.
n. [Lat. exheredatio, Fr. exhérédation.] (Law.) A disinheriting; the exclusion of a child, by his father, from inheriting any part of the estate. [Rare.]
n. [Lat. exheredatio, Fr. exhérédation.] (Law.) A disinheriting; the exclusion of a child, by his father, from inheriting any part of the estate. [Rare.]