memorize Synonyms
memorize Meaning
memorize (v)
commit to memory; learn by heart
memorize (v. t.)
To cause to be remembered ; hence, to record.
To commit to memory; to learn by heart.
memorize Sentence Examples
- Students frantically memorized formulas for their upcoming exam.
- The young actor painstakingly memorized his lines night after night.
- The piano prodigy could memorize intricate pieces after a single listen.
- In order to pass the test, I had to memorize a list of historical dates.
- The waiter struggled to memorize the lengthy menu without making mistakes.
- The historian spent years memorizing every detail of the ancient civilization.
- The speechwriter meticulously memorized her notes to ensure a flawless delivery.
- The athlete visualized the racecourse in his mind in order to memorize every curve and turn.
- The birdwatcher spent countless hours observing birds to memorize their unique markings.
- Despite having a photographic memory, the artist still needed to memorize the colors and brushstrokes of their masterpiece.
FAQs About the word memorize
commit to memory; learn by heartTo cause to be remembered ; hence, to record., To commit to memory; to learn by heart.
study,learn, retain, know,remember, understand, recall, grasp, absorb, mind
forget, ignore, forget, ignore, unlearn, unlearn, pass over, overlook, pass over, disregard
Students frantically memorized formulas for their upcoming exam.
The young actor painstakingly memorized his lines night after night.
The piano prodigy could memorize intricate pieces after a single listen.
In order to pass the test, I had to memorize a list of historical dates.
