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Definitions from WordNet

Noun legacy has 1 sense
  1. bequest, legacy - (law) a gift of personal property by will
    --1 is a kind of gift; inheritance, heritage

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Legacies

Definition

A legacy refers to something that is handed down from previous generations or the past. It can be an inheritance, a cultural tradition, or a valuable lesson.

Part of Speech

Noun

Senses

  1. An inheritance or gift received from someone who has passed away.
  2. A lasting impact or influence left by someone or something.
  3. A cultural tradition or practice that is carried forward through generations.
  4. A valuable lesson or knowledge passed down from the past.

Usages

Popular Usage:

  1. John received a substantial legacy from his late grandfather.
  2. The legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. continues to inspire generations.

Local Usage:

  1. The local museum exhibits the legacies of indigenous tribes.
  2. This town is known for its rich culinary legacy.

Sample Sentences

  1. She used her inheritance, a small legacy from her great-aunt, to start her own business.
  2. The legacy of ancient Greek philosophy is still evident in modern academia.
  3. Through storytelling, elders pass down their oral legacies to younger members of the community.
  4. Her grandmother left behind a legacy of resilience and strength.
  5. The legacy of the industrial revolution shaped the course of history.
  6. The local art festival celebrates the legacy of famous painters who once lived in this city.

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