remember

[ri-mem-ber] / rɪˈmɛm bər /

VERB

keep in mind; summon into mind

Synonyms

STRONGEST

commemorate get learn look back recall recognize relive remind

STRONG

bethink cite educe elicit enshrine extract memorialize memorize mind recollect reminisce retain retrospect revive revoke treasure

WEAK

bear in mind brood over call to mind call up conjure up dig into the past dwell upon fix in the mind flash on go back have memories hold dear keep forever know by heart nail down refresh memory ring a bell strike a note summon up think back

Antonyms

STRONGEST

forget miss misunderstand

STRONG

repress

WEAK

disregard

Example Sentences

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"Whether it's good or bad, they want to remember something they are going to see in everyday life."

From BBC

He remembers this period at one of the UK's foremost music colleges as a formative part of his journey.

From BBC

He remembers that Hendrix's audience was overwhelmingly "very, very white" college students.

From BBC

“I remember them being in the car driving somewhere beautiful,” she said.

From The Wall Street Journal

But she is remembered just as much for her fight for equality in sport, and beating Riggs was a crucial part of that.

From BBC