Memory and Salute

Memory

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

Salute and memory are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Salute" instead a noun "Memory".

Salute

Salute noun - An expression of goodwill upon meeting.

Memory and salute are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Memory" instead a noun "Salute".

Nearby Words: salutation, saluted, saluting

How words are described

old old memory old salute
full full memory full salute
long long memory long salute
similar similar memory similar salute
Other adjectives: specific, single, actual, little, personal, new, final, last, different.

Both words in one sentence

  • Series / First Wave The Grand Finale has Mabus appear to implant a false memory into Cade's mind about Cade supposedly being a Gua sleeper agent, wearing a suspiciously SS-like uniform and raising his hand in a salute.
  • Film / The Great Dictator Credits Gag: The opening credits end with a footnote saying: "Any similarities between Chancellor Hynkel and the Jewish Barber are purely co-incidental." Damn You, Muscle Memory: Being with the Jewish resistance group, Commander Schultz can't help but do the "Heil Hynkel" salute on his way out.
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