noun
memorizing
Memorizing (noun) means the act of learning something thoroughly enough to recall it exactly. Example: “Memorizing vocabulary lists is a common part of learning a new language.”
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The act of learning something thoroughly enough to recall it exactly.
"Memorizing vocabulary lists is a common part of learning a new language."
How to use memorizing
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe activity or process of committing something to memory.
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_____ vocabulary lists is a common part of learning a new language.
Rhymes for memorizing
sizing
seizing
agonizing
appetizing
organizing
downsizing
vocalizing
socializing
tantalizing
apologizing
mesmerizing
patronizing
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Frequently asked questions
What does “memorizing” mean?
The word “memorizing” means the act of learning something thoroughly enough to recall it exactly. In plain terms, the activity or process of committing something to memory.
How do you use “memorizing” in a sentence?
Here is “memorizing” used in a sentence: “Memorizing vocabulary lists is a common part of learning a new language.”
What part of speech is “memorizing”?
“Memorizing” is a noun.
What is the meaning of memorizing?
"memorizing" (noun) means the act of learning something thoroughly enough to recall it exactly.
