exhereditation

English

Etymology

From Latin exhereditare, exhereditatum (“disinherit”).

Noun

exhereditation (uncountable)

1. A disinheriting; disherison.
   • 2001, Roland Tanner, The Late Medieval Scottish Parliament: Politics and the Three Estates, 1424-1488:

     James Crichton's mother was a Douglas of Strathbrock, and the earl of Douglas would aid Robert Douglas at some point before June 1455 in the exhereditation of the king and his successors' from the lands