Meanings of memorialise in English

Ori unlocks these nine abilities from trees that memorialise dead spirits.

If her people were dying out, she was keen to memorialise them without sentiment.

I'm coming to a point where I think I should memorialise it, but I still haven't.

We sanctify our youth and memorialise the past.

Don't forget your camera because night sight of the Canale Grande is something you'd want to memorialise forever.

A few years ago, his eldest daughter, asked Vernette Roberts for his password so she could memorialise his account.

Nor am I arguing against the determination for a group to memorialise its dead or demand acknowledgment of its sufferings.

We will not be removing any inactive accounts until we create a new way for people to memorialise accounts, said Twitter.

For example, the Tasmanian Land Conservancy offers to manage trusts set up by families to memorialise people as part of its service.

It's a term used to memorialise a cultural identity that was wrapped up in the prosperity gained off the backs of enslaved people.

Those laws will hold true for recomposed burials too, but when remains are useable soil, even city-dwellers might find spaces to memorialise the departed.

Local Church meetings were guaranteed the right of appeal to Conference, and circuits were allowed to memorialise Conference on Connexional subjects, within proper limits.

He had carried the order into execution without communication with him, 'and had told the army if they objected to it, they might memorialise.'

It was not right for such a figure to be memorialised, he said.

Good horses are memorialised by the results of good races.

What people say in a bar or a pub doesn't necessarily merit being memorialised.