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Meanings of remarkably retentive in English
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Usage of remarkably retentive in English
1
She has a remarkably retentive memory and will make a very good scholar.
2
His memory was remarkably retentive, his imagination uncommonly vigorous, and his judgement keen and penetrating.
3
Kit Carson had a remarkably retentive memory, and a wonderful aptitude for comprehending the mazes of rivers, mountains, and valleys.
4
His memory was remarkably retentive and well-stored,- aquality , Ishouldinfer from all I have observed, common to most Sovereigns.
5
He worked prodigiously and this, coupled with a remarkably retentive memory, enabled him to make remarkably rapid progress in his studies.
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And being also endowed with a most remarkably retentive memory, his mind is stored with a very comprehensive knowledge of law.