Definition of descendible in English: descendible
adjective Law (of property) eligible to be inherited by a descendant.
‘an estate descendible only in the male line’
More example sentences
‘This means that in these states the celebrities do have property rights to their image, and that these rights are usually descendible.’ ‘A person's fame or ‘publicity right’ is deemed to be fully alienable and descendible.’ ‘His authority during the time it lasted, would be the same whether it were for one year or twenty, or for life, or descendible to his eldest son.’ ‘In most states with publicity rights, the rights survive death and are transferable and descendible.’ ‘Twelve statutory jurisdictions that have addressed this issue treat the right of publicity as descendible.’ Pronunciation descendible /dɪˈsɛndɪb(ə)l/