Echo and Memory

Echo

Echo noun - A person who adopts the appearance or behavior of another especially in an obvious way.

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Memory and echo are semantically related in trace topic. In some cases you can use "Memory" instead a noun "Echo".

Nearby Words: echoing, echoed, echoic

Memory noun - The power or process of recalling what has been previously learned or experienced.

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Echo and memory are semantically related in recollection topic. Sometimes you can use "Echo" instead a noun "Memory".

old	old echo	old memory
clear	clear echo	clear memory
fake	fake echo	fake memory
true	true echo	true memory
Other adjectives: poor, collective, great, sad, little, mere, visual.

Echo is understandably startled by the flashback, as all memories of what the girls do as a doll are (supposed to be) wiped from their memory after every session.

Source: Flashback Echo
They have what is termed an "Echo and Memory" reality (echoing what seems like normal behavior and recalling how they might've been in their daily lives).

Source: Our Zombies Are Different
Some series don't use an echo, employing instead some other sound effect such as harp music or a bell, usually accompanied by a blurring/fading dissolve to the memory.

Source: Flashback... Back... Back...

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