memorable
adjective12 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.6
A common way to intensify 'memorable'.
Used in a superlative sense to identify the single most memorable thing.
Emphasizes the genuine and deep memorability of an experience.
Highlights that something is memorable more than other things.
Similar to 'especially', for singling out a memorable item.
A very strong way to say something is memorable.
Describes something, like a melody or a phrase, that is easy to remember immediately.
Indicates that something is memorable to a moderate degree.
be memorable8.5
Used to describe something that is worth remembering or easy to remember.
To cause an event or occasion to be special and worth remembering.
To perform an action or activity that is special and worth remembering.
Used to specify the reason why something is memorable.