mnemonician (Meaning)
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mnemonician (n.)
One who instructs in the art of improving or using the memory.
Synonyms & Antonyms of mnemonician
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mnemonician Sentence Examples
- The mnemonician's ability to memorize vast amounts of information effortlessly amazed her audience.
- The mnemonician employed various techniques to encode and retrieve information from her remarkable memory.
- The magician used mnemonics to perform astonishing feats of mental agility.
- The student created a clever mnemonic to help her remember the periodic table.
- The mnemonician's skills were instrumental in solving complex puzzles and problems.
- The author relied on mnemonics to keep track of intricate plot lines and character names.
- The mnemonician demonstrated her expertise by reciting a lengthy verse from memory without a single error.
- The doctor employed mnemonics to aid in recalling critical medical information.
- The historian utilized mnemonics to preserve historical events and dates in his mind.
- The mnemonician's workshops taught aspiring memory experts the secrets of their extraordinary abilities.
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One who instructs in the art of improving or using the memory.
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No antonyms found.
The mnemonician's ability to memorize vast amounts of information effortlessly amazed her audience.
The mnemonician employed various techniques to encode and retrieve information from her remarkable memory.
The magician used mnemonics to perform astonishing feats of mental agility.
The student created a clever mnemonic to help her remember the periodic table.
