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Meanings of reminiscing in English

Russian
реминисценция
Spanish
reminiscencia
Catalan
reminiscència

Act of recollecting past experiences or events, e.g. by sharing stories with others.

реминисценция
Usage of reminiscing in English
1
Not that any such idle reminiscing is of interest to either side.
The Irish Times
2
It makes sense that you'd want to do a bit of reminiscing-
Rogues
3
Mrs. Rexford and Mrs. Izumi were reminiscing about friends of their youth.
The favorites: a novel
4
Third way is Old Home Week, reminiscing about happy childhood, etc.
The new yorker
5
The woman cannot refrain from reminiscing about the days of persecution in Germany.
The new yorker
6
One successful businesswoman was reminiscing to the Margin yesterday about how she started.
The Irish Times
7
The future has been postponed, so I find myself reminiscing more than ever.
The Irish Times
8
Lions coach Johan Ackerman says there is little point reminiscing about the past.
Radio NZ
9
Soon Mutya and Keisha are reminiscing about how this all started.
The Guardian
10
We then see Mugabe reminiscing about his fond memories of history's greatest monsters.
The South African
11
Charles finds himself reminiscing on memories of someone from the past.
The South African
12
Last weekend I was reminiscing with my bestie Juju over pictures from college.
Ebony
13
I didn't want to get into a whole lot of reminiscing.
Jack Reacher 01 - Killing Floor
14
They were reminiscing about the children's radio programs of the nineteen-thirties.
Revolutionary Road
15
The two are into high-volume reminiscing about other neighbors, and kids growing up.
Real life & liars
16
A man reminiscing about a teenage romance once paused in mid-conversation with me.
The Irish Times
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Translations for reminiscing
Reminiscing through the time
Reminiscing across language varieties
United States of America
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