legend

Definition for legend

noun as in story of the past, often fictitious

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narrative, saga

noun as in brief description in document

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He called her "a legend, and icon, and a truly kind human being.... She will be deeply missed."

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The stars have the undeniable chemistry of two acting legends whose work appears absolutely effortless at this stage in their careers.

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"Winning Evo means becoming a gaming legend. It's the ultimate trophy," he said, adding that he would stay for the rest of the event to cheer on his friends.

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Grand Slam Track, the circuit launched by US track and field legend Michael Johnson earlier this year with a bold vision of transforming the sport, has already collapsed, with many athletes unpaid.

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This is the story of how Netherlands legend Edgar Davids arrived at Barnet as player-head coach, almost kept them in the Football League and then oversaw a bizarre few months in the Conference.

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