Cool MateMemorable
UK /["/ˈmemərəbl/"]/US /["/ˈmemərəbl/"]/
Definition
worth remembering or easy to remember, especially because of being special or unusual
In simple words: Easy to remember and not forgettable.
Examples
- Her speech was so memorable that everyone talked about it for days.
- The concert was a memorable event in the history of the city.
- They had a memorable vacation in the mountains last summer.
- The museum visit was memorable because of the rare artifacts on display.
- That memorable day marked the beginning of their lifelong friendship.
Usage notes
Use 'memorable' to describe events, experiences, or things that leave a lasting impression. It's appropriate in both spoken and written contexts but should be used sparingly to avoid overemphasis.
Grammar pattern
standalone adjective
Memory hint
Think of 'memory-able' — something that sticks in your mind.
Collocations
- be
- make something
- do something
- extremely
- fairly
- very
- for
Synonyms
- unforgettable
Antonyms
- forgettable
- unremarkable
- mundane
Common mistakes
- Confused with 'rememberable' which is less common.
- Using in contexts where 'forgettable' would be appropriate.
- Mixing up with 'memorial' which has a different meaning.