Remind
Remind verb - Put in the mind of someone.
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Synonyms for Remind
Thought of and remind are semantically related In some cases you can use "Thought of" instead a verb "Remind".
Thought of
Remind and thought of are semantically related in remember topic. You can use "Remind" instead a verb "Thought of".
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One of the reasons for Matt Tremont's turn against the Combat Zone was that he felt the company was not garbage enough and wanted to remind the people what 'real' ultra violence looked like by murdering all the wrestlers they thought of as hardcore.
Source: Wrestling / CZW -
During Wedge's Gamble, one of the Alderaanians who was off-planet when it was destroyed explains that many Alderaanians feel this trope, hating the thought of pity, but at the same time feel the need to remind people of their loss.
Source: Don't You Dare Pity Me! -
In a side comic, Susan scoffs at the thought of people making strategies to survive a Zombie Apocalypse, since walking corpses are scientifically impossible, only for Grace to remind her that they live in a world with Functional Magic (which Susan can use herself).
Source: Arbitrary Skepticism
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