v. to retain in the memory; keep in mind; remain aware of
She remembers how to spell her words.
She remembers how to spell her words.
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Who remembers the ways of Africa?
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Max says Molly will be easy to get along with, as long as she remembers that he is the what?
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Why is it important that Aggie remembers Roddy was missing his yellow glove earlier in the day?
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Who remembers Ollie?
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What does Bird want to do when he finally remembers he is a bird?
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What is the only thing the protagonist remembers in the beginning of the book?
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What does Cam say when she remembers something?
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What are Nishi's feelings when she remembers Badal the water man?
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As Amy remembers more of the night her parents died, what does she feel the most?
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Who remembers going to games when they went to FSU?
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Although such times are past, the wind remembers the stories of the gods. This is an example of which literary device?
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Flavor is what the memory remembers most when you experience something delicious.
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Who remembers where the constellation stars were before they moved to Jack Frost?
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Chef In Focus 'Flavor is what the memory remembers most when you experience something delicious.
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recall; recollect; retain
forget
3 syllables
re-mem-bers
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