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Longevity ImpliedPlay
Use 'has legs' for ideas or plans that you think will be successful or relevant for a long time. SlideYour renewable energy proposal really has legs; it's the future of our industry.
LampPro Tip 2/3
Metaphoric PotentialPlay
'Has legs' is a metaphor that suggests something is strong enough to stand on its own and move forward. SlideThis application's unique design has legs it can disrupt the market.
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Future SuccessPlay
Use it when expressing confidence in the future success or sustainability of an endeavor. SlideI think this charity has legs; its model is scalable and impactful.