Memory
Memory noun - The power or process of recalling what has been previously learned or experienced.
Usage example: a photographic memory makes taking tests entirely too easy
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Synonyms for Memory
Total recall and memory are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Total recall" instead a noun "Memory".
Total recall
Memory and total recall are semantically related. You can use "Memory" instead a noun phrase "Total recall".
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He retains his prodigious photographic memory and total recall of multiple dictionary, but nowadays the focus is more on him being a tennis prodigy, having suddenly gone from a good to an incredible player at age 17 - something that almost never happens in tennis.
Source: Literature / Infinite Jest -
Total Recall (1990): Is it a memory implant gone awry, or all real, or the way story implanted in the memory playing out correctly?
Source: Schrödinger's Butterfly - In Total Recall (1990), people of The Future typically take vacations by having the memory of an exciting trip implanted in their brains, rather than by going on an actual trip somewhere.
Source: Ghost Memory
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