Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
have-legs
idiom
/hæv lɛgz/
Definition
A phrase referring to an idea or concept that has durability and can withstand the test of time or further scrutiny.
Examples
- The marketing strategy had legs, allowing the company to thrive for years.
- His argument has legs; it still resonates with many today.
- New policies should have legs if we want them to be effective for the long run.
Meaning
To possess longevity or applicability, often in the context of theories, plans, or arguments that remain relevant and effective.
Synonyms
- durable
- lasting
- resilient
- tenable
- viable
