Definition of memorably in English:

memorably

adverb ˈmɛm(ə)rəbliˈmɛm(ə)rəbli

In a way that is worth remembering or easily remembered.
his reaction was memorably described as the "longest sulk in history"
these poignant vignettes capture memorably a sense of crisis and confusion
Example sentencesExamples
- Two well-known local models are memorably featured.
- It was emigration that transformed a competent British landscape painter into a memorably poetic artist.
- He memorably dubbed the singer's death "the day the music died."
- Her lampooning of a fashion shoot, especially her shot of a grotesque model with dirty socks, is memorably funny.
- As Hill memorably remarks, Cotman was certainly ' in Arcadian dreamland ' that summer.
- He makes sure we're emotionally involved before we're intellectually engaged, rendering his epic memorably intimate.
- Even a passing mention of Shelley's most endurable creation immediately brings to mind Boris Karloff's memorably monstrous visage from the 1931 film.
- He gives a memorably twisted performance, mocking the people he kills.
- His portrayal of the "man of science" sent by Napoleon to oversee Charenton results in a memorably detestable villain.
- One critic memorably and accurately described her as "beyond beautiful."

Definition of memorably in US English:

memorably

adverbˈmem(ə)rəblēˈmɛm(ə)rəbli

In a way that is worth remembering or easily remembered.
his reaction was memorably described as the "longest sulk in history"
these poignant vignettes capture memorably a sense of crisis and confusion
Example sentencesExamples
- He memorably dubbed the singer's death "the day the music died."
- One critic memorably and accurately described her as "beyond beautiful."
- It was emigration that transformed a competent British landscape painter into a memorably poetic artist.
- Her lampooning of a fashion shoot, especially her shot of a grotesque model with dirty socks, is memorably funny.
- He makes sure we're emotionally involved before we're intellectually engaged, rendering his epic memorably intimate.
- Even a passing mention of Shelley's most endurable creation immediately brings to mind Boris Karloff's memorably monstrous visage from the 1931 film.
- He gives a memorably twisted performance, mocking the people he kills.
- Two well-known local models are memorably featured.
- As Hill memorably remarks, Cotman was certainly ' in Arcadian dreamland ' that summer.
- His portrayal of the "man of science" sent by Napoleon to oversee Charenton results in a memorably detestable villain.

单词	memorably
释义	Definition of memorably in English: memorably adverb ˈmɛm(ə)rəbliˈmɛm(ə)rəbli In a way that is worth remembering or easily remembered. his reaction was memorably described as the "longest sulk in history" these poignant vignettes capture memorably a sense of crisis and confusion Example sentencesExamples Two well-known local models are memorably featured. It was emigration that transformed a competent British landscape painter into a memorably poetic artist. He memorably dubbed the singer's death "the day the music died." Her lampooning of a fashion shoot, especially her shot of a grotesque model with dirty socks, is memorably funny. As Hill memorably remarks, Cotman was certainly ' in Arcadian dreamland ' that summer. He makes sure we're emotionally involved before we're intellectually engaged, rendering his epic memorably intimate. Even a passing mention of Shelley's most endurable creation immediately brings to mind Boris Karloff's memorably monstrous visage from the 1931 film. He gives a memorably twisted performance, mocking the people he kills. His portrayal of the "man of science" sent by Napoleon to oversee Charenton results in a memorably detestable villain. One critic memorably and accurately described her as "beyond beautiful." Definition of memorably in US English: memorably adverbˈmem(ə)rəblēˈmɛm(ə)rəbli In a way that is worth remembering or easily remembered. his reaction was memorably described as the "longest sulk in history" these poignant vignettes capture memorably a sense of crisis and confusion Example sentencesExamples He memorably dubbed the singer's death "the day the music died." One critic memorably and accurately described her as "beyond beautiful." It was emigration that transformed a competent British landscape painter into a memorably poetic artist. Her lampooning of a fashion shoot, especially her shot of a grotesque model with dirty socks, is memorably funny. He makes sure we're emotionally involved before we're intellectually engaged, rendering his epic memorably intimate. Even a passing mention of Shelley's most endurable creation immediately brings to mind Boris Karloff's memorably monstrous visage from the 1931 film. He gives a memorably twisted performance, mocking the people he kills. Two well-known local models are memorably featured. As Hill memorably remarks, Cotman was certainly ' in Arcadian dreamland ' that summer. His portrayal of the "man of science" sent by Napoleon to oversee Charenton results in a memorably detestable villain.
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