to reminisce
- verb
- /ˌrɛmɪˈnɪs/
- During the reunion, the classmates shared stories and reminisced about their high school years.
- reminisce about childhood
- reminisce with friends
- reminisce with old friends
And do you reminisce on on your past work?
- And do you reminisce on on your past work?
- We just reminisce, laugh, and sometimes sing during trips N to Shipbrock.
- When you sit around and reminisce with friends, often times it's not just like some big event happened.
- People our age that want to reminisce and look back, and then younger people that want to know what it was like shooting Blossom.
- And it's hard for me to even look back and reminisce about what I was like.
- He reminisces about when they, you know, went sightseeing together.
- Hey you guys so today, well actually the other day I was reminiscing about how I used to do my makeup in high school.
- Kiss me, please try to reminisce over me.
- So myself talk is me reminiscing back on the struggle to get to this moment.
Examples
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Today, we're going to do a little reminiscing about what YouTube used to be like.
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Instead, they're reminiscing about how things were when they last worked a minimum wage job.
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When you sit around and reminisce with friends, often times it's not just like some big event happened.
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And it's hard for me to even look back and reminisce about what I was like.
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My father reminisces about his childhood growing up in Ireland.
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Throughout the movie, Frank frequently reminisces about the highlights of his criminal career, but only occasionally about his children.
Academic text (2017) -
Sitting at her dining room table reminiscing, she recalls the simple goal that got it all started.
Academic text (2004) -
We could sit all day reminiscing and still not have touched one hundredth of our lives.
Fiction book (1997) -
He reminisces about when they, you know, went sightseeing together.
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My father often reminisces about his childhood vacations at the beach.
Synonyms
To think about something from the past
Remember something from the past
Think about the past, especially a time you remember
Feel or imagine a past event again in your mind
Remember things that happened in the past
To remember something from the past
To remember and talk about happy past events
To think back over the events or steps that led to something
Think about something that happened in the past to remember it
To feel a past event or emotion again
Phrasal Verbs
How Pleasant
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word reminisce comes from Latin parts re- 'again' and meminisse 'to remember', and it is related to English words like memory and remember. A helpful way to think of it is 'visiting your memories again', which is why to reminisce means to think or talk about enjoyable times from the past.