memorable
/'memərəbl/
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Definition
Adjective 1. Worth remembering; likely to be remembered because it is special, important, or very good. - Describes an event, experience, person, or thing that is so significant, pleasant, or unusual that it leaves a lasting impression and is easily recalled.
Usage
The adjective "memorable" is used to describe something that stands out and is not easily forgotten. It is typically used in a positive context, though it can sometimes describe significant negative events. It often modifies nouns like day, experience, event, occasion, moment, performance, character, or quote.
Examples
- The wedding was a truly memorable occasion for everyone who attended.
- She gave a memorable speech that inspired the entire graduating class.
- Our trip to the mountains was filled with memorable adventures.
- The film's most memorable scene is the final confrontation.
Advanced Usage
- "Memorable for": Used to specify the particular reason something is remembered.
- The concert was especially memorable for its stunning light show.
- "Make it memorable": A common phrase encouraging someone to ensure an event is special and unforgettable.
- It's your last night in town; let's make it memorable.
Variants and Related Words
- Memorably (adverb): In a way that is worth remembering.
- He performed memorably in his first major role.
- Memorability (noun): The quality of being memorable.
- The memorability of the slogan contributed to the product's success.
Synonyms
- Unforgettable: Impossible to forget (often stronger than "memorable").
- Notable: Worthy of attention or remark.
- Remarkable: Unusual or striking.
- Significant: Important or meaningful.
Antonyms
- Forgettable: Easily forgotten; not memorable.
- Unremarkable: Not particularly interesting or surprising.
- Ordinary: Normal, with no special features.
Idioms and Common Phrases
- A memorable character: A person in a story or a real individual who is distinctive and leaves a strong impression.
- The novel's villain is one of its most memorable characters.
- A memorable line/quote: A phrase from a speech, film, or book that is widely remembered.
- The president's speech contained several memorable lines about unity.
Adjective
- worth remembering