Address and Memorial

Address

Address noun - A usually formal discourse delivered to an audience.

Memorial and address are semantically related In some cases you can use "Memorial" instead a noun "Address".

Memorial

Memorial noun - Something that serves to keep alive the memory of a person or event.
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Synonyms for Memorial

Address and memorial are semantically related in petition topic. Sometimes you can use "Address" instead a noun "Memorial".

How words are described

known known address known memorial
familiar familiar address familiar memorial
special special address special memorial
public public address public memorial
Other adjectives: formal, original, proper, actual, huge, infamous, famous, private, personal, new, traditional, official.

Both words in one sentence

  • Overt Rendezvous In the intro to Civilization IV's expansion, an image of Lincoln giving the Gettysburg address Match Cuts to his memorial, where two spies are passing along photos of Soviet missile sites.
  • Video Game / Civilization Overt Rendezvous: In the intro to the Beyond The Sword expansion for IV, an image of Lincoln giving the Gettysburg address Match Cuts to his memorial, where two spies are passing along photos of Soviet missile sites.
  • Then there's also the fact that Abraham Lincoln (via the remnants of the Lincoln Memorial, where the Gettysburg Address is still legible) is seen as something of a deity to freed slaves.
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