Synonyms for legacies
lega·cies

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1. List of paraphrases for "legacies":

   bequests, bequest, legacy, inheritances, inheritance, heritages, after-effects

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1. Sanita Belgrave:

   We all have very different and unique legacies, we all cannot be eagles, some of us were meant to be ants.

2. Indian Finance Minister Arun Jaitley:

   It ... marks an important, historic moment celebrating the strong bond between our two nations, india and the UK share the same values and we are a partnership of equals. This lasting friendship is just one of many legacies left by Gandhi.

3. Director Brian Oakes:

   There were a lot of things I was reading in the press and sensationalistic headlines and seeing the image of James Foley being used for different kinds of motivations, I felt uncomfortable with, you get very protective of your loved ones and friends and family with stories and legacies they leave behind.

4. RAS CARDO REGGAE:

   **(C)(P)-RAS CARDO SPEAKS:- MY LEGACIES HAVE BEEN SHARED WITH THE PEOPLES OF THE WORLD OVER THE YEARS OF MY LIFE. THOSE WHO THINK THEY CAN STEAL IT ARE LIKE FOOLISH DOGS BARKING AT FLYING BIRDS, OR THOSE THINKING THEY CAN HOLD SMOKE IN THEIR HANDS, THE TRUTH IS-IT LIVES WITHIN THEM. IT IS MORE ABOUT MEMORIES THAN IT IS WITH MONEY OR MATERIAL WEALTH AND VANITY. I WILL LIVE ON FOREVER. THIS IS IMMORTALITY!

5. Mason Williams:

   Adams was front and center critiquing (former NYPD Commissioner) Ray Kelly during the 'stop and frisk' controversy, and yet, on the other hand, he still views the NYPD as essential to the health of the city. And he's willing to put more resources into it, which separates him from the radical reformers who want to rethink what they see as over-policing. So that's why he comes across as complicated -- he's embodying these two legacies of the Giuliani and Bloomberg years that typically set people against each other in politics.