memory in Latin
memory in Latin is memoria — memory means the brain's ability to store and recall information or past experiences.
memory in Latin
memoria
What does "memory" mean?
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noun The brain's ability to store and recall information or past experiences.
"Her memory for names is remarkable."
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noun A specific thing recalled from the past.
"One of my favourite memories is our trip to Rome."
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noun A computer's hardware used for storing data and instructions, either temporarily (RAM) or permanently.
"The laptop needs more memory to run smoothly."
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memory in a sentence
- Her memory for names is remarkable.
- As he aged, his memory began to fade.
- One of my favourite memories is our trip to Rome.
- The laptop needs more memory to run smoothly.
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What is "memory" in Latin?
"memory" in Latin is memoria. memory means: The brain's ability to store and recall information or past experiences.
How do you use "memory" in a sentence?
Example: "Her memory for names is remarkable." In Latin, "memory" is memoria.
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