Memorize

usgb/ˈmeməraɪz/
verb

To learn something so well that you can remember it perfectly.

I need to memorize these equations for the math test tomorrow.
Visual representation of "memorize" - To learn something so well that you can remember it perfectly.

Often appears as...

  • memorize the lines
  • memorize the answers
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Emotional Effort

Memorizing often requires repetition and emotional effort, and it may show dedication or importance.

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She had to memorize the poem by heart, showing her passion for literature.
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Study Techniques

Using mnemonic devices or visualizing can make it easier to memorize complex information.

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To memorize the periodic table, he created a story for each element.
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Memorize vs. Understand

Memorizing is different from understanding; you can remember words without grasping their meaning.

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He could memorize the French vocabulary, but couldn't converse in French.
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