commemorable

Meanings

• worthy of being remembered; honoring the memory of someone or something; paying tribute to something or someone.

  - "The town commemorated its 300th anniversary with a grand parade and a historical exhibition."
  - "The commemoration of the deceased was a solemn occasion, during which the family and friends of the deceased paid their last respects to their loved one."
  - "The monument, erected in memory of the great hero, has become a symbol of courage, patriotism, and self-sacrifice for the sake of one's country and people."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with commemorable
commemorable , debatable , contemplable , recordable , reproducible , transferable , traceable , reportable

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Homophones

Words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling,

1. commemorative
   

2. communicative
   

3. commodative
   

4. commodious
   

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Variants

List of all variants of commemorable that leads to same result
commemorate , commemorated , commemorates , commemorating , commemorator , commemorators

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Forms

Different forms of the word (e.g., verb conjugations, plural forms, comparative/superlative forms for adjectives).

The different forms of the word commemorative include: commemorate, commemorated, commemorative, commemorator, commemorative, commemorative., Semantic fields or domains that the word commemorative belongs to include: memory, remembrance, tribute, memorialization, remembrance day, veteran's day, anniversary, milestone, tradition., Homonyms: Commemorative is a homonym of the word commemorative. The former means relating to or recording memory, while the latter refers to a tribute, memorial, or mark of respect., Mnemonics: To memorize the word commemorative, one can use the following mnemonic: 'Commemorative' is like 'coming to remember' or 'bringing to mind'.

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Etymology

origin and the way in which meanings have changed throughout history.

commemorare (Latin) - to remember, to keep in mind; from memoria (Latin) - memory, mind; from meminisse (Latin) - to remember, to keep in mind.

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Culture

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In various cultures, commemoration plays an essential role in preserving the memory of important historical events, figures, or traditions. Some common forms of commemoration include: 1. Monuments and memorials: Buildings, structures, or places dedicated to commemorating the memory of a person, event, or tradition. 2. Festivals and celebrations: Annual or periodic events, rituals, or traditions that commemorate the memory of a person, event, or tradition. 3. Memorial services and funerals: Religious or secular ceremonies, services, or rites that commemorate the memory of a deceased person. 4. Art and literature: Paintings, sculptures, music, poetry, or other forms of artistic expression that commemorate the memory of a person, event, or tradition. 5. Historical and educational institutions: Schools, universities, museums, libraries, or other educational or historical institutions that commemorate the memory of a person, event, or tradition by preserving, researching, or disseminating knowledge about it.

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