remembering

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remembering

He is remembering his father's stories by the fireplace.

Definition

Noun: The mental faculty or process of recalling or retaining knowledge, information, or past experiences. It refers to the act of bringing a previous experience or fact back into one's conscious mind.

Usage

"Remembering" is used to describe the active process of memory retrieval. It is often followed by a noun, pronoun, or gerund phrase indicating what is being recalled. - Remembering is a complex cognitive function. - Her remembering of the event was surprisingly detailed. - The book is about remembering his childhood.

Examples
  • Noun as subject:
    • Remembering can be triggered by a familiar smell or sound.
    • Accurate remembering is crucial for eyewitness testimony.
  • Noun as object:
    • The therapy focused on the remembering of traumatic events.
    • I have a clear remembering of our first meeting.
  • With a possessive:
    • His remembering of the instructions was flawless.
    • Thank you for your remembering of my birthday.
Advanced Usage
  • "In/within living remembering": Used to indicate something that has happened within the time that people currently alive can remember. (Note: This is a less common variant of the standard idiom "in/within living memory").
    • The flood was the worst in living remembering for the townspeople.
Variants and Related Words
  • Remember (verb): To recall information or a past event to one's mind.
  • Remembrance (noun): The action of remembering; a memory or souvenir.
  • Memorial (noun): Something, especially a structure, established to remind people of a person or event.
  • Memory (noun): The faculty by which the mind stores and remembers information; a specific recollection.
Synonyms
  • Recollection: The action or faculty of remembering something.
  • Recall: The act of bringing a fact, event, or situation back into one's mind.
  • Reminiscence: The enjoyable recollection of past events.
Antonyms
  • Forgetting: The failure to remember information or an event.
  • Oblivion: The state of being unaware or unconscious of what is happening; the state of being forgotten.
Related Phrases
  • To the best of my remembering: Used to qualify a statement based on one's memory, indicating it may not be perfectly accurate. (A variant of "to the best of my recollection").
    • To the best of my remembering, the meeting was on a Tuesday.
remembering

He is remembering his father's stories by the fireplace.

Noun
  1. the cognitive processes whereby past experience is remembered
    • he can do it from memory
    • he enjoyed remembering his father