reminder
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- noun
- /rɪˈmaɪndər/
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recordatorio
- A sticky note on the fridge serves as a reminder to buy groceries later.
- send a reminder
- email reminder
- serve as a reminder
So it's a it's a good, good reminder to stay in shape.
- So it's a it's a good, good reminder to stay in shape.
- And it's been such a big reminder about what friendship is.
- And the bride said, as a reminder, don't charge Abby.
- What is the tangible, daily consistent reminder of it for you?
- So just a reminder of what the score is.
- And so it's a reminder of the long road ahead of us.
- Yeah, she said it's a good reminder that monogamy doesn't mean boring.
- And this is a good reminder for me to do that more often.
- And also friendly reminder that Slipknot, they're going to tour.
- The Mona Lisa is the biggest reminder of what I don't have.
- Just that reminder will make me show up differently.
- Mainline reminders are currently not available for G Suite users.
- So yeah, just, you know, little reminders constantly of why.
- But it's almost, it's my reminder of I should have died.
Examples
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A gentle reminder from the Department of Homeland Security.
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Let it remain as a reminder of all the things we hold dear.
Fiction book (1991) -
One last thing, just a reminder, please check out my new book.
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And this is a good reminder for me to do that more often.
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Just a friendly reminder, we'll be out of contact for eight minutes.
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After two weeks, reminder cards were sent to those who had not yet responded.
Academic text (2008) -
And I thought that was a pretty good reminder for mindfulness practice.
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Here's your reminder for when you leave work.
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Just a reminder, fans, about Die-Hard Night coming up here at the stadium.
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Ladies and gentlemen, as a reminder we will have the official Lombardi Trophy presentation at the conclusion of this game.
Synonyms
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A short written message to remind or tell someone something
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A short written note used at work to inform or remind people
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An object kept to remind you of a person or event
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To keep something in mind to use later
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A note, file, or system that reminds you about tasks later
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A small card for writing short notes or reminders
A thing that helps you not forget something
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Morphology
Etymology
Reminder comes from the verb remind, which is made of re- meaning 'again' and mind meaning 'memory' or 'thought'. So a reminder 'brings something back to your mind' and helps you remember to do or recall something.