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Meanings of reminiscence in English
Act of recollecting past experiences or events, e.g. by sharing stories with others.
Usage of reminiscence in English
1
The reminiscence stung me to the quick; I could endure no more.
2
In both cases the root Ad is probably a reminiscence of Ad-lantis.
3
He had been spared the slow decay of faculties in armchair reminiscence.
4
This particular reminiscence did not have the pastel nostalgia of the others.
5
Shiráz is the pleasantest reminiscence I retain of the ride through Persia.
6
Apparently the reminiscence pleased him less than it did the older man.
7
John was chuckling at the idea, but it stirred up a reminiscence.
8
It dissolved in a fragrant dew of proud reminiscence, profit, and scandal.
9
A dreamy reminiscence of finer impulses stole over the heart of Cadurcis.
10
Even the hard heart of youth must soften at such a reminiscence.
11
It sounds like a reminiscence of some dim and lamp-lit eastern temple.
12
I should like to preserve it as a reminiscence of this hour.
13
Excitement engendered by this reminiscence had well-nigh made Bean forget the dog.
14
She smiled, though she felt a pang of reminiscence at the word.
15
Anecdote and political reminiscence gave place here to matters of high policy.
16
There is nothing like a reminiscence to stir up fresh mutual sympathy.
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Translations for reminiscence
Russian
Portuguese
Spanish
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Reminiscence through the time
Reminiscence across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common