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heritage

[her-i-tij] / ˈhɛr ɪ tɪdʒ /


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The school said the addition of the studio blended the school's music heritage with a modern, forward-thinking vision for music education.

From BBC

Maybe it's the global obsession with The Traitors or perhaps Scottish heritage is the latest aspirational lifestyle choice - but whatever the reason there is no doubt that Highland chic is back in fashion.

From BBC

"We are here to keep our people's heritage."

From Barron's

Closing it would be a "major loss to London's history and culinary heritage", she said, with the society wanting the restaurant to be recognised as an "asset of community value".

From BBC

But even as his star rose, Bad Bunny remained firmly rooted in his heritage.

From Barron's