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Meanings of retentive memory in English
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Usage of retentive memory in English
1
This will give you an idea of the retentive memory she possesses.
2
The queen reads these accounts carefully and has a most retentive memory.
3
He would repeat poetry by the hour, having a very retentive memory.
4
He had a very retentive memory for their troubles and their needs.
5
Another thing which specially attracted my attention was his wonderfully retentive memory.
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Another thing which especially attracted my attention was his wonderfully retentive memory.
7
I am an omnivorous reader with a strangely retentive memory for trifles.
8
Diana had a fairly retentive memory, and learned poetry without much trouble.
9
No one had a more retentive memory, or a more observant mind.
10
Jones was quite an orator; Smith had a very retentive memory.
11
Our young student was fortunate in possessing a most retentive memory.
12
Louis possessed much natural intelligence, a retentive memory, and great capacity for work.
13
She has a remarkably retentive memory and will make a very good scholar.
14
He had a retentive memory, and never forgot anything he heard or read.
15
Frank had a retentive memory, and stored away the information carefully.
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He had traveled extensively, was a close observer, and had a retentive memory.
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