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Meanings of remembrance in English
Usage of remembrance in English
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.
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Today a service of remembrance will be held for those who died.
6
Society now defaults to a relentless Proustian remembrance of all things past.
7
You were our only child; named Artaminta, in remembrance of my mother.
8
And you may keep the black horse in remembrance of this hour.
9
Held in grateful remembrance for the power of her influence and example.
10
The gunner relapsed into moody silence at the remembrance of the tragedy.
11
Suddenly the remembrance of what had lately passed in this closet occurred.
12
Something about the picture, its precise alignment, its central position, signalled remembrance.
13
She smoked a moment or two in silence, sunk in agreeable remembrance.
14
A remembrance service has been held at Camp Bastion in Helmand Province.
15
Permit me to bring to your remembrance the magnitude of your task.
16
A tracherous and a deep thing is the memory and the remembrance.
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Translations for remembrance
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Remembrance through the time
Remembrance across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
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