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Definition of remember
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of remember is as below...
Remember
(v. t.) To have ( a
notion
or idea) come into the mind
again,
as
previously
perceived,
known,
or felt; to have a
renewed
apprehension
of; to bring to mind
again;
to think of
again;
to
recollect;
as, I
remember
the fact; he
remembers
the
events
of his
childhood;
I
cannot
remember
dates..
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Remember
::
Remember
(v. t.) To
mention.
Reminiscence
::
Reminiscence
(n.) That which is
remembered,
or
recalled
to mind; a
statement
or
narration
of
remembered
experience;
a
recollection;
as,
pleasing
or
painful
reminiscences..
Memorist
::
Memorist
(n.) One who, or that
which,
causes
to be
remembered..
Memory
::
Memory
(n.)
Something,
or an
aggregate
of
things,
remembered;
hence,
character,
conduct,
etc., as
preserved
in
remembrance,
history,
or
tradition;
posthumous
fame; as, the war
became
only a
memory..
Help
::
Help (v. t.) To
furnish
with
strength
or means for the
successful
performance
of any
action
or the
attainment
of any
object;
to aid; to
assist;
as, to help a man in his work; to help one to
remember;
-- the
following
infinitive
is
commonly
used
without
to; as, Help me scale yon
balcony..
Remembering
::
Remembering
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Remembe.
Memorandum
::
Memorandum
(n.) A
record
of
something
which it is
desired
to
remember;
a note to help the
memory.
Remembrance
::
Remembrance
(n.) That which
serves
to keep in or bring to mind; a
memorial;
a
token;
a
memento;
a
souvenir;
a
memorandum
or note of
something
to be
remembered.
Remember
::
Remember
(v. t.) To have ( a
notion
or idea) come into the mind
again,
as
previously
perceived,
known,
or felt; to have a
renewed
apprehension
of; to bring to mind
again;
to think of
again;
to
recollect;
as, I
remember
the fact; he
remembers
the
events
of his
childhood;
I
cannot
remember
dates..
Think
::
Think (v. t.) To call
anything
to mind; to
remember;
as, I would have sent the
books,
but I did not think of it..
Memorable
::
Memorable
(a.)
Worthy
to be
remembered;
very
important
or
remarkable.
Rememberer
::
Rememberer
(n.) One who
remembers.
Locality
::
Locality
(n.) The
perceptive
faculty
concerned
with the
ability
to
remember
the
relative
positions
of
places.
Remembrance
::
Remembrance
(n.) The act of
remembering;
a
holding
in mind, or
bringing
to mind;
recollection..
Remembrance
::
Remembrance
(n.) Power of
remembering;
reach of
personal
knowledge;
period
over which one's
memory
extends.
Forgetfulness
::
Forgetfulness
(n.) Loss of
remembrance
or
recollection;
a
ceasing
to
remember;
oblivion.
Remember
::
Remember
(v. t.) To
recall
to the mind of
another,
as in the
friendly
messages,
remember
me to him, he
wishes
to be
remembered
to you, etc..
Misremember
::
Misremember
(v. t. & i.) To
mistake
in
remembering;
not to
remember
correctly.
Memory
::
Memory
(n.) The reach and
positiveness
with which a
person
can
remember;
the
strength
and
trustworthiness
of one's power to reach and
represent
or to
recall
the past; as, his
memory
was never
wrong..
Recollect
::
Recollect
(v. t.) To
recover
or
recall
the
knowledge
of; to bring back to the mind or
memory;
to
remember.
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