legacy
/ˈlɛɡəsi/
adjective
- Describing something that is old or outdated but still in use, especially in technology.
- Many legacy computers cannot run the latest operating systems.
- They are slowly replacing their legacy systems with modern cloud-based solutions.
- The company still runs on legacy software that is difficult to update.
noun
- Something handed down from the past, such as a tradition, achievement, or influence.
- The company's legacy of innovation continues to shape the industry.
- The artist left a legacy of beautiful paintings that inspire new generations.
- She wanted her legacy to be one of kindness and community service.
- Money or property left to someone in a will.
- The charity was surprised by a generous legacy from a former donor.
- He received a small legacy from his grandmother's estate.
- Her legacy included a house and enough money to pay for her grandchildren's education.
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