Memorable and Quotable

Memorable

Memorable adjective - Worth remembering or mentioning.
Usage example: a classic Broadway musical with a raft of memorable songs

Quotable and memorable are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Quotable" instead an adjective "Memorable".

Nearby Words: memorial, memorably, memorability

Quotable

Quotable adjective - Able or fit to be repeated or quoted.
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Memorable and quotable are semantically related. You can use "Memorable" instead an adjective "Quotable".

Nearby Words: quote, quotation, quoted, quoting

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / He Died with a Felafel in His Hand Memorable mainly for that scene in backyard Brisbane, plus a kick-arse soundtrack full of Australian artists and snappy writing that makes it the most quotable text since Oscar Wilde.Stars Noah Taylor, Emily Hamilton and, for some reason, Romane Bohringer.
  • I Am Not Spock He was well-known for memorable (and quotable) roles in Young Frankenstein and the original movie version of The Producers, and a series of films pairing him with Richard Pryor, but his (currently) best known role, playing Willy Wonka, was not even a financial success at first.
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