recaller
- noun
- /rɪˈkɔːlər/
- As a skilled recaller, she could vividly describe her childhood memories and the events surrounding them.
Examples
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This hypothesis is supported by research showing that questionnaire and diary measures of dream content have smaller correlations in low recallers than in high recallers (Schredl, 2002).
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This hypothesis is supported by research showing that questionnaire and diary measures of dream content have smaller correlations in low recallers than in high recallers (Schredl, 2002).
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In the study, women were identified as superior recallers when it came to remembering details from their dreams.
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The memory test revealed that those classified as high recallers outperformed their peers in remembering complex information.
Synonyms
Something that helps you remember things you must do or facts
A person who keeps a group's stories and traditions alive
Something that makes you remember a past event or feel a strong emotion
Something that suddenly brings back a strong memory, often by smell or taste
A person who can easily remember many things
A thing or person that helps you remember something important
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Etymology
The word recaller comes from re- 'again' and call 'to bring to mind' or 'remember'. So a recaller is someone who brings things back to mind or is good at remembering.