adj
memorable
MEHM-ruh-bl
adj
1
Worth remembering; striking or notable enough to stick in the mind.
"It was a truly memorable performance."
"They had a memorable holiday in the mountains."
How to Use Memorable
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishEasy to remember because it stands out in some way, usually in a good sense.
Common pairings
memorable experience
a memorable line
truly memorable
Word Forms
more memorable comparative, memorables plural, most memorable superlative
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Etymology
From Latin memorābilis, from memorāre ("to bring to mind"), related to memor ("mindful").