memorization
Definition
Noun The process or act of committing something to memory, specifically with the goal of being able to recall it exactly or verbatim. It involves learning information by heart through repetition or other techniques.
Usage
Memorization is used to describe the cognitive process of storing information in one's memory for accurate, often word-for-word, future recall. It is a common requirement in academic, professional, and artistic contexts.
Examples
- The memorization of vocabulary is a fundamental part of learning a new language.
- Her quick memorization of the complex legal code impressed her colleagues.
- The actor's flawless performance was due to his thorough memorization of the script.
- Rote memorization without understanding is often ineffective for long-term learning.
Advanced Usage
- Verbatim Memorization: The specific act of memorizing text or speech word-for-word.
- The job required verbatim memorization of the safety procedures.
- Rote Memorization: Learning by repetition, often without a focus on understanding the meaning.
- The educational system moved away from an emphasis on rote memorization.
Variants and Related Words
- Memorize (verb): To commit something to memory.
- He needs to memorize his speech.
- Memorizer (noun): A person who memorizes.
- Memorizable (adjective): Capable of being memorized.
Synonyms
- Learning by heart
- Committing to memory
- Rote learning (specifically through repetition)
Antonyms
- Forgetting
- Improvisation (creating spontaneously without prior memorization)
Noun
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learning so as to be able to remember verbatim
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the actor's memorization of his lines
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