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Remember
Matched in: Term Remember
Member
To remember to cause to remember to mention
VerbarMemento mori
Lit remember to die ie that you must die a warning to be prepared for death an object as a
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Rememberer
One who remembers
Rememorate
To recall something by means of memory to remember
Trust
wish, no trust will arise; as where the words are, that the donee will be kind to or remember, certain objects or classes, or the like; or where the donor uses such expressions as, 'trusting to the
Dying declaration
there was sufficient light if the crime was committed at night, whether the capacity of the man to remember the facts stated had not been impaired at the time he was making the statement by circumstances beyond
Cross-examination
evidene, inconsistent-- (1) with all reason and probability. (a) absolutely. (b) under the circumstances as (that he should remember the matter in hand, but nothing else at the same distance of time). (2) with evidence of witnesses
Record
To recall to mind to recollect to remember to meditate
Mnemonic
Assisting in memory helping to remember as a mnemonic device
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