reminiscence in Latin
reminiscence in Latin is memoria, recordatio — reminiscence means a spoken or written account of something a person remembers from their own past.
reminiscence in Latin
memoria
recordatio
What does "reminiscence" mean?
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noun A spoken or written account of something a person remembers from their own past.
"Her memoir is full of warm reminiscences of a childhood spent by the sea."
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noun The act of thinking or talking about past experiences, usually with pleasure.
"The evening dissolved into reminiscence about old colleagues."
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noun A feature of something that faintly recalls something else.
"There is a reminiscence of early Bowie in the album's opening track."
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reminiscence in a sentence
- Her memoir is full of warm reminiscences of a childhood spent by the sea.
- The evening dissolved into reminiscence about old colleagues.
- There is a reminiscence of early Bowie in the album's opening track.
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What is "reminiscence" in Latin?
"reminiscence" in Latin is memoria, recordatio. reminiscence means: A spoken or written account of something a person remembers from their own past.
How do you use "reminiscence" in a sentence?
Example: "Her memoir is full of warm reminiscences of a childhood spent by the sea." In Latin, "reminiscence" is memoria, recordatio.
Are there other ways to say "reminiscence" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "reminiscence": memoria, recordatio.
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