Be or provide a memorial to a person or an event.
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Here in my own kingdom, at long last, I could memorialize them.
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That we will memorialize those who have died by rebuilding their world.
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He had planned on including them in a time capsule to memorialize me.
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Shakespeare was hardly the first to memorialize him, but yes, that King Oberon.
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In Chicago, two committees immediately planned an event to memorialize the dead president.
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In neither of those circumstances did I memorialize the discussions.
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No one has yet had the courage to memorialize his wealth on his tombstone.
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And you said, Well, we can't memorialize anybody who dies.
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And he said he wanted to find a way to memorialize Heyer's name and legacy.
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In Harlem, on a recent winter night, musicians and friends gathered to memorialize Earl Coleman.
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A former segregationist, and the way you memorialize him is by erecting a burning cross?
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The family has been struggling with how to memorialize her life in such chaotic times.
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An urge to memorialize him blew through the University.
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For more than twenty years did I unceasingly memorialize successive Brazilian governments, but without effect.
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Marriage is seen as a once-in-a-lifetime moment that couples want to memorialize with one spectacular day.
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I just wanted to memorialize us and immortalize us by writing a book about our history.