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Vestige

usgb/ˈvestɪdʒ/Volume
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Emotional WeightPlay
Vestige may carry a sense of loss or nostalgia for what's gone. SlideThe old mansion held a vestige of the family's former glory.
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Often NegativePlay
Vestige commonly refers to the last bits of something unwanted or negative. SlideAfter the argument, not a vestige of trust remained between them.
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Visible ProofPlay
Vestige implies that some tangible evidence is still observable. SlideCracks in the ground were the only vestige of the earthquake.