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8 sentences with 'legacy'

Example sentences and phrases with the word legacy and other words derived from it.

Brief definition: legacy

Something handed down from the past, such as money, property, or traditions. A lasting impact or influence left by a person, group, or event. An inheritance or gift received from someone who has died.


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These ancestral practices are part of the country's heritage legacy.

legacy: These ancestral practices are part of the country's heritage legacy.
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The beauty of Gothic architecture is a cultural legacy that we must preserve.

legacy: The beauty of Gothic architecture is a cultural legacy that we must preserve.
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Thanks to Manrique, Lanzarote retains a fresh and natural atmosphere; but the artist's legacy is in danger.
The great legacy of Greek art lies in its celebration of perfection and balance: the human body in its perfect state, perfect symmetry in buildings and balance in geometric forms.
The most important historical legacy of the Ur III dynasty was its complex system of bureaucracy, which was more effective in governing conquered cities than Sargon's rule had been.
However, Phoenician trade was not the most important legacy of their society. Instead, of their various achievements, none was to have a more lasting influence than their writing system.
Thanks to the formidable legacy of the mummies, we now know what kind of diseases afflicted the legendary people who lived on the banks of the Nile; we also know what their systems of cure were.
So, while the Greco-Roman legacy was undoubtedly an important factor in the development of the idea of Western civilisation much later, "Roman" was certainly not the same as "Western" at the time.

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