How to Use codicil in a Sentence
codicil
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Racism wasn't out front; people regulated it through the codicils on their homes.
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Ash Carter,
Town & Country,
2016-06-29
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Esper said, revealing for the first time the existence of the codicils to the agreement.
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Jamie McIntyre,
Washington Examiner,
2020-03-06
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Revoking a clause in a will and substituting a new clause is generally done by codicil.
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Donna Engle,
baltimoresun.com/maryland/carroll,
2021-04-25
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In 1990 Donald secretly enlisted a lawyer to draft a codicil to the will of his father, Fred Sr.
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Anne Diebel,
The New York Review of Books,
2020-09-24
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After that, Bell Pottinger tried to find middle ground by signing a new contract with the Guptas, this time with a codicil literally called an anti-embarrassment clause.
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David Segal,
New York Times,
2018-02-04
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