memoriter
Intermediate (B1)
IPA: /ˈmɛm.ə.ˌraɪ.tər/
KK: /ˈmɛmərɪtər/
adjective
Definition
Characterized by a strong focus on memorization or recall of information.
Example
The teacher used a memoriter approach to help students remember the material for the exam.
Conversation
Have you noticed how her presentation was really memoriter?
Yeah, she definitely emphasized the key points well.
It made it so much easier to follow along.
Exactly! I appreciate when speakers are that memoriter.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
emphatic
forceful
insistent
Antonyms
subtle
weak
faint
adverb
Definition
In a way that involves remembering something without needing to look it up or refer to notes.
Example
She recited the poem memoriter, impressing everyone with her ability to remember it perfectly.
Conversation
How did you remember all those lines for the play?
I practiced them memoriter every day, so they stuck in my mind.
That's impressive! I can barely remember my own lines.
Root Explanation
Memoriter → It is formed from "memor" (meaning mindful or remembering) and the suffix "-iter" (meaning in the manner of). The word "memoriter" means in a manner that is mindful or by memory.
Memory Tip
Think of being 'mindful' ('memor') and doing something 'in the manner of' ('-iter') — that's how you remember things by heart.
Visually Confused Words
meriter