memorized

Meanings

• the act of committing to memory

  - "I memorized the poem for the recital."
  - "The student spent hours memorizing the multiplication tables."

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Rhymes

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remember , together , forever , memoir , memento , commemorate , conmemorar

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Variants

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memorizable , memorize , memorized , memorizer , memorizers , memorizes , memorizing

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Etymology

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from the Latin word 'memorare' meaning 'to remember'

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Related Concepts

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1. Memory: The ability to store and retrieve information. Memorization is a specific aspect of memory, involving the conscious effort to commit information to memory.

2. Mnemonics: Techniques used to improve memory and facilitate learning. Mnemonics can take various forms, including visualization, association, chunking, and acronyms.

3. Cognitive Psychology: A branch of psychology that studies mental processes such as perception, attention, memory, language, problem-solving, and creativity.

4. Neuropsychology: A subfield of psychology that studies the relationship between the brain and behavior, particularly in relation to injury or disease. Neuropsychology involves the assessment and diagnosis of cognitive, perceptual, and memory disorders, as well as the development and implementation of rehabilitation programs to help individuals recover from brain injury or disease.

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In various cultures, memorizing information is considered a valuable skill. In ancient civilizations such as Egypt and China, students were required to memorize large bodies of knowledge such as religious texts, philosophical treatises, and mathematical formulas. In many traditional societies, memorization is still considered an essential skill for both education and daily life. For example, in some African communities, young people are expected to memorize long stories, proverbs, and historical events that have been passed down from generation to generation. In some Asian cultures, memorization is used as a means of learning a new language. For example, in Mandarin Chinese, students are required to memorize the characters and their pronunciation in order to become proficient in the language.

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