Noun:

డెత్ సర్టిఫికేట్, బాపింగ్, ఉత్తర విరాళం, వారసత్వం,

legacy's Usage Examples:

Apart from the fact that he saw the Tour through some of its trickiest financial times, the legacy that remains from the Lévitan days is the.

com's Julia Emmanuele dubbed her one of the most memorable Pixar characters of all time who has ultimately become the film’s enduring legacy, despite her supporting role.

Reception and legacyInitial receptionOn 11 April 1992, 0898 Beautiful South entered in the UK Albums Chart at number 4, which was considered something of a disappointment after the band's previous albums both reached number 2.

Archives and legacyArchives of the Journal are maintained by The Oregonian.

He left behind a legacy of over 100 movies, 11 records, two short films, and three Walt Disney dubs (Jungle Book, The Aristocats, and The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr.

A 2019 survey of leading economists showed that there was near-unanimity that legacy admissions crowded out applicants with greater academic potential.

Legacy preferences in college and university admissions are particularly widespread in the United States; almost three-quarters of research universities and nearly all liberal arts colleges grant legacy preferences in admissions.

An additional obvious legacy is that of Roman Catholicism.

Fourre is abused and his legacy is claimed by one of the militant factions busily working to shatter it again.

It covers topics from the historical background of antisemitism through to the legacy of the Holocaust, drawing on the Library’s unique archival materials to illustrate each section.

Death and legacyIn 1927, Gundolf was diagnosed with cancer, and died of it four years later.

Criticism and legacyRecent critics such as Andrew Szegedy-Maszak (in Antiquity and Photography, Getty Museum, 2005) have argued that Stillman's photography, especially an album of views of the Athenian Acropolis, displayed an artistic sensibility and a genius of a higher order than the rest of his work.

Synonyms:

gift, bequest, inheritance, heritage,

Antonyms:

disable, disinherit,