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Meanings of recollection in anglès
Mental reexperience of past events and experiences from a psychological point of view.
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Synonyms
Examples for "remembrance"
Examples for "remembrance"
1
Prime Minister Bill English said it was a place of national remembrance.
2
He hath holpen His servant Israel, in remembrance of His mercy; 55.
3
A day of remembrance for road crash victims is being marked today.
4
It was held in remembrance of victims and survivors of torture worldwide.
5
Today a service of remembrance will be held for those who died.
1
Bleeding complications were then correlated with anamnesis features and abnormalities in coagulation screening.
2
A detailed anamnesis and family history are needed as well as a complete dysmorphological physical examination.
3
These clinical symptoms as well as the anamnesis were strongly suggestive of an antiphospholipid antibodies syndrome.
4
Nineteen of those disruptions involved simple transmission of information, compressed into cipher signals that would trigger anamnesis.
5
Fifteen patients were already known to have a coagulation disorder, and the anamnesis identified no additional patient at risk.
Usage of recollection in anglès
1
He laughed over the recollection of the conversation in the street car.
2
In half sleep it is different; then we do retain some recollection.
3
The monk rose to go; the Prior seemed to wake to recollection.
4
This name Lacheneur awakened no recollection in the mind of the duke.
5
No recollection gave her boy save of the hours in the hunting-field.
6
I have no clear recollection of the first time I had heroin.
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But it was utterly indistinct; the imperfect recollection simply of a sensation.
8
He thought a minute longer, and then snapped his fingers in recollection.
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In fact, the third recollection of the child was that of discomfort.
10
To Paul's recollection, he had never seen Pia read a local newspaper.
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The guard- acertainLester Smyth-hada somewhat different recollection of those moments.
12
And so he kept the recollection of her alive in his mind.
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Then the recollection of his doubts and despair arose in his mind.
14
I nodded at recollection of the vulpine-faced superintendent of the Sierra Mills.
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Her smile of recollection was reflected in the faces of her friends.
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Fernmore threw himself back in his chair and roared at the recollection.
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Recollection through the time
Recollection across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common