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memorably

/ˈmɛmɝəbɫi/ adv

In a memorable manner.

Word Origin From Latin 'memor' meaning 'mindful' — so memorable is something worth being mindful of. The -able suffix means 'able to be', and -ly makes it an adverb: in a way that can be remembered. The root gives us memory, memorial, and remember (re- again + member, from Latin 'memor'). The PIE root *men- for 'mind' also gives us mental and mention.

adv In a memorable manner.

She memorably performed the solo at the concert.

(副词) 令人难忘地；难忘地

她在音乐会上令人难忘地表演了独奏。

(adverbio) memorablemente; de manera memorable; inolvidablemente [De manera memorable.]

Ella interpretó **memorablemente** el solo en el concierto.

(adverbe) d'une manière mémorable; inoubliablement; de façon mémorable [D'une manière mémorable, digne d'être retenue.]

Elle a interprété le solo de façon mémorable au concert.

(Adverb) unvergesslich; denkwürdig; einprägsam [Auf eine Weise, die unvergesslich ist oder im Gedächtnis bleibt.]

Sie trug das Solo beim Konzert **memorably** vor.

(副詞) 記憶に残るほど印象的に;強く心に残る様子で。

彼女はコンサートで独唱を印象的に披露した。

(advérbio) memoravelmente; inesquecivelmente; de maneira memorável [De maneira memorável.]

Ela realizou memoravelmente o solo no concerto.

Synonyms: unforgettably impressively distinctly notably strikingly remarkably vividly persistently Antonyms: forgettably unremarkably insignificantly blandly
Word parts: memor + able + ly

Common collocations

be verb in prep so adv most adv of prep with prep that adj by prep describe verb year subst have verb

Related words

memory memorial memorize remembrance immemorial

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