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memorableConcise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press: memorable/ˈmemərəbl/ ▶adjective worth remembering or easily remembered. – derivatives memorability noun, memorably adverb. – origin C15: from L. memorabilis, from memorare ‘bring to mind’. 'memorable' also found in these Oxford entries:
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- catchy
- make
- memorabilia
- monument
- red-letter day
- slogan
- top
- unforgettable
- unmemorable
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