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LEGACIES

LEGACIES

money, property, or position left in a will

CONDEMNED

declared to be guilty of wrongdoings

CHASTISEMENT

severe criticism; punishment

RASH

given to acting without thinking; impulsive

MIRTH

joyfulness; merriment

PRESUME

rely too much on; take advantage of