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The phrase "a legacy of bitterness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a lasting impact or influence characterized by resentment or hostility, often resulting from past events or experiences.
Example: "The community struggled to move forward, burdened by a legacy of bitterness from the long-standing conflict."
Alternatives: "an inheritance of resentment" or "a history of animosity".
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And it left a legacy of bitterness and ruined reputations.
It left a legacy of bitterness against Labour at a national and local level.
The Iraq war has left a legacy of bitterness that extends beyond the Bushies.
"Going to war creates a legacy of bitterness and problems," he said.
What he said: "Let's recognise that going to war creates a legacy of bitterness and problems".
This draconian policy left a legacy of bitterness and recrimination which lasted for years on both sides.
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The bloody suppression of two major 17th century Irish Catholic rebellions left a legacy of lasting bitterness.
In Britain the conduct of a number of officers was subsequently called into question and one even faced a court martial for his conduct, leaving a lasting legacy of bitterness in the Royal Navy.
However the nature of the campaign will leave a lasting legacy of bitterness and hostility between parties, warned Varadarajan, the commentator.
The dispute left a lasting legacy of bitterness in the Bethesda area.
The bloodshed left a legacy of mistrust and bitterness that lingers to this day.
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