remembering

1 1.0

Thinking about events or experiences from the past

noun
/rɪˈmɛmbərɪŋ/

: recuerdo

The first pitfall to look out for is not remembering the pro rata rule.

They're talking about remembering things and trauma.

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Examples

It's remembering the good stuff, remembering the euphoric stuff.
It's remembering the good stuff, remembering the euphoric stuff.
Probably not, because this is not something that was worth remembering a while ago.
But I gosh, the chances of me not remembering are really high.
What you are remembering is a a reconstruction.
They're talking about remembering things and trauma.

Gregory B. Sadler - That Philosophy Guy
And there's a lot of financial jargon that is like remembering Chinese.
Your world, I, your speck tremble remembering money.
♪ ♪ It's dangerous, the way I'm feeling ♪ ♪ So disconnected, so rejected ♪ ♪ Staring at the ceiling ♪ ♪ From the side of the bed ♪ ♪ Remembering things that you said ♪ ♪ And now you're saying to someone else ♪ ♪ I am ready to scream ♪ ♪ This is all a bad dream ♪ ♪ And I am beside myself ♪ ♪ Who's holding you now?

Dead Silence (2007)
The act of remembering the details of her childhood brings her a sense of joy.

Synonyms

recollection

vsremembering

116 3.8

A memory of something from the past or the act of remembering it

is the ongoing process covering forming and keeping past information

retrospect

vsremembering

94 5.7

The act of thinking about past events to understand them

is focused on holding and accessing past information rather than review

remembrance

vsremembering

14 3.9

The ability to remember people, events, or information

is the active process of keeping and making past information available

retention

vsremembering

11 4.6

Ability to remember information or past events

is the active process that includes both keeping and making past information available

reminiscence

vsremembering

9 6.0

A memory of something from the past

is the wider mental process that also includes keeping past information over time

retrieval

vsremembering

Specialized

4 4.6

Finding information in your memory, for example a word when you speak

includes both holding information and the broader act of making it available

reliving

vsremembering

1 5.5

Experiencing a past event or feeling again in your mind

is a calmer process of keeping or making past information available without reenacting it

retrospection

vsremembering

1 6.7

A time when someone thinks about past events

is more about making or keeping past information rather than reflecting on it

How Well

to recall

∞ 2.4

remembering

1 1.0

to misremember

6 6.7

memory loss

40 3.4

Surface Forms

remembering singular

rememberings plural

Morphology

remembering = remember (transparent) = remember + ing

Standard gerundial nominalization: the noun is directly derived from the verb 'remember' by adding '-ing'.

Etymology

The word remembering comes from the old Latin root memor meaning 'mindful' and the prefix re- meaning 'again'. So, remembering is bringing something back into your mind, just like using your memory.