demise
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definition
verb
The document itself is at page 1126 in volume 5, and it looks like a common or garden lease demising an interest in land, conferring exclusive possession, for the special purpose of cultivation and grazing.
convey or grant (an estate) by will or lease.
noun
Mr. Grisenthwaite's tragic demise
a person's death.
First, where a landlord let premises by demise to a tenant, he was regarded as parting with all control over them.
conveyance or transfer of property or a title by demising.
example
Her 'demise' a few minutes later is hard to believe, since she is the scariest thing in the movie.
Added to that was the sudden 'demise' of his father.
Another aspect of a tragic hero is an unwavering course of action, most likely caused by their flaw, that brings about their demise and the 'demise' of those around them.
According to his nephew, the sudden 'demise' of his uncle was a shock to the family, as he seemed to be in good health during the election on Monday.
What is the reason for the apparent 'demise' of the central institution of democracy, parliament?
First, where a landlord let premises by 'demise' to a tenant, he was regarded as parting with all control over them.
Many experts, pro- and anti-gun, believe that if even one of the lawsuits had succeeded, it would have led to the 'demise' of the handgun industry.
And that is the real story of the tragic 'demise' of Liam Lawlor.
A difficulty unanticipated by the couple, and, indeed by the legislators, may arise as a result of the recipient's unfortunate 'demise' .
Business analysts are now predicting the imminent 'demise' of several important industries as a result of the abolition act.
Then you will see the words: by these present 'demise' and lease unto the lessee the natural surface of the land.
Interest rate rises will impact on the recovery of the manufacturing industry, the 'demise' of which is a key cause of the regional poverty exposed in your article.
She disagrees the license fee caused the network's 'demise' .
After all, it's human nature to avoid dealing with things that entail planning for your own 'demise' .
The voiceprint's 'demise' as a valuable forensic tool has resulted in a broader decline in the interest in voice identification techniques generally.
His 'demise' would not be as shocking as the death that has plunged his government into its most troubling crisis.
As the recent 'demise' of the bankruptcy reform bill illustrates, even the most delicate compromises can fall apart.
The sad 'demise' of the innocent young men in tragic circumstances was no doubt tragic and will be mourned by not only their family and friends but the entire nation.
the 'demise' of industry
He said his ministry was concerned at the 'demise' of industries in the country and would try to put up measures that would help resuscitate them.
Obviously he did not believe that he occupied the box room as part of his 'demise' .
Although called a charge, the lender is deemed to be in the same position as if he had been granted a mortgage by 'demise' .
But those days are long gone and the 'demise' of its heavy industry remains the most poignant reminder of the city's former greatness.
‘It was shocking to learn the sudden 'demise' of Mr. Koo,’ the newspaper quoted the message as saying.
the 'demise' of industry
The services sector is all some regions in the UK have left after the 'demise' of the manufacturing industry.
Perhaps more pointedly, the backlash to the law had contributed to the defeat of John Adams and to the ultimate 'demise' of the Federalist Party.
These requirements can cause a major impact on a company's business, and in some cases may lead to a company's 'demise' if not met properly.
As many as 600 ships a year carried away charcoal made from South Lakeland's woods, but the 'demise' of the industry and the coming of the railway in 1856 brought a dramatic decline.
Within the week, he and his Democratic colleagues in the Senate will contribute to the legislation's 'demise' .
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