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vestige

[ves-tij] / ˈvɛs tɪdʒ /


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They are two of the remaining vestiges from Washington’s 2019 World Series team.

From Washington Post

Around the crowded concourse of Nationals Park, vestiges of Washington’s past could be seen in the number of fans wearing jerseys of players who no longer play for the franchise.

From Washington Times

Instead, he was trying to move the country beyond Watergate as he confronted challenges like inflation, the last vestiges of the Vietnam War and deep public cynicism.

From New York Times

Ghosts, like other vestiges of war, never really die.

From Washington Post

A valet is in some ways a vestige of an earlier era, when aristocrats and other powerful men employed a personal servant to help them dress each day.

From Washington Post