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| leg·a·cy [ léggəssee ] |
noun (plural leg·a·cies) |
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1. bequest made in will: money or property that is left to somebody in a will
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2. something from past: something that is handed down or remains from a previous generation or time
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outdated or discontinued: associated with something that is outdated or discontinued
 legacy software
legacy currency
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| [14th century. Via Old French legacie "office of a delegate" < medieval Latin legatia< Latin legatus (see legate)] |
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