Synonyms and antonyms of Memory and memories in British Thesaurus

memory (noun)

something that you remember

recall (noun)

the ability to remember something

recollection (noun)

the ability to remember something that has happened

short-term memory (noun)

the part of your memory that remembers recent events or things that you only need to know for a short period of time

long-term memory (noun)

the part of your memory that remembers things that happened a long time ago

nostalgia (noun)

thoughts about happy times in your past, often mixed with the wish to be back in the past

flood (noun)

a flood of memories or feelings is a lot of strong memories or feelings that suddenly affect you

flashback (noun)

a very clear memory of something unpleasant or painful that happened in the past

photographic memory (noun)

the ability to remember all the details you see

déjà vu (noun)

the feeling that you are having exactly the same experience as one you have had before

a blast from the past ()

someone you knew or something that existed in the past, that suddenly appears again or that you are reminded of again

association (noun)

a memory or feeling that is connected with a particular place, event etc

blur (noun)

something such as a thought or memory that is not very clear in your mind

commemoration (noun)

something intended to honour and remember an important person or event

memory (noun)

the fact that people remember a particular person or event

memory (noun)

the ability to remember things

recollection (noun)

a memory of something

remembrance (noun)

a way of showing respect for someone who has died or for an important event

remembrance (noun)

formal a memory of a person or an event

retention (noun)

the ability to remember ideas or facts

retrospection (noun)

formal the action of remembering or thinking about things that happened to you in the past

store (noun)

a large amount of something that is kept in your memory