Collocations for legacy - noun
1. money/property
ADJ.
generous, large | small
VERB + LEGACY
bequeath (sb), leave (sb) | get, receive
He received a large legacy from his uncle.
He received a large legacy from his uncle.
PREP.
in a/the ~
She left her the money in a legacy.
She left her the money in a legacy.
~ from
a legacy from my old teacher
a legacy from my old teacher
PHRASES
heir to a legacy
She is the heir to a legacy of £1 million.
She is the heir to a legacy of £1 million.
2. result of previous events
ADJ.
enduring | historical
These problems have arisen as a result of historical legacies.
These problems have arisen as a result of historical legacies.
bitter, grim
VERB + LEGACY
bequeath (sb), leave (sb), leave behind
the enduring legacy bequeathed by the war years
the enduring legacy bequeathed by the war years
PREP.
~ from
Such attitudes are a legacy from colonial times.
Such attitudes are a legacy from colonial times.