Pronunciation: /ˌɛkˈsɛkyəˌtrɪks/
noun a female executor, especially of a will
A1 An executrix is a woman who is appointed to carry out the instructions in a will.
A2 The executrix of the estate had to make sure all debts were paid before distributing the inheritance.
B1 As the executrix of the will, she had the responsibility of managing the deceased's assets.
B2 The executrix faced legal challenges from disgruntled family members who disputed the will.
C1 The executrix meticulously followed the deceased's wishes, ensuring a smooth transition of assets.
C2 In her role as executrix, she had to make difficult decisions regarding the distribution of the estate.
formal The executrix of the estate was responsible for carrying out the deceased's wishes as outlined in the will.
informal My aunt is the executrix of my grandmother's will, so she's in charge of distributing the assets.
slang I heard Sally got stuck being the executrix for her friend's estate - what a tough job!
figurative As the executrix of the project, she had to make sure all the details were in order before presenting it to the client.
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