Remembrance
21remembrance — /ri mem breuhns/, n. 1. a retained mental impression; memory. 2. the act or fact of remembering. 3. the power or faculty of remembering. 4. the length of time over which recollection or memory extends. 5. the state of being remembered;… …
22remembrance — n. in remembrance of * * * [rɪ membrəns] in remembrance of …
23remembrance — In the OT remembrance is especially ordained to recall the saving acts of the works of God (e.g. Deut. 5:15); but people could be remembered after death by a memorial pillar (2 Sam. 18:18), as could events of history (Josh. 22:10). In the NT the… …
24remembrance — noun 1 in remembrance of sb in order to remember and give honour to someone who has died: a service in remembrance of those killed in the war 2 (C, U) formal a memory that you have of a person or event: fond remembrances …
25remembrance — noun 1) an expression of remembrance Syn: recollection, reminiscence, recall 2) we sold poppies in remembrance Syn: commemoration, memory, recognition …
26REMEMBRANCE — s. f. Souvenir. J en ai quelque remembrance. Il est vieux …
27REMEMBRANCE — n. f. Souvenir. J’en ai quelque remembrance. Il est vieux …
28remembrance — Synonyms and related words: Mnemosyne, affect memory, aide memoire, anamnesis, anniversaries, anterograde memory, arch, atavism, barrow, best love, best regards, best wishes, boundary stone, brass, bust, cairn, celebrating, celebration, cenotaph …
29Remembrance Sunday — n. a British holiday, observed on the Sunday closest to Armistice Day (Nov. 11), honoring veterans of WWI and WWII * * * the nearest Sunday to 11 November ( Armistice Day), on which ceremonies are held in Britain to remember the people killed… …
30Remembrance Sunday — (also Remembrance Day) ► NOUN ▪ (in the UK) the Sunday nearest 11 November, when those who were killed in the First and Second World Wars and later conflicts are commemorated …
