Remind
Remind verb - Put in the mind of someone.
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To remember and remind are semantically related. In some cases you can use "To remember" instead a verb "Remind".
To remember
Remind and to remember are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Remind" instead a verb phrase "To remember".
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- Prometheus: The heroine's husband not only leaves her with Something to remember him by, but also something to remind her of the terrible process of his death.
Source: Someone to Remember Him By -
Then, towards the end, he seems to remember he used to be a cop and decides to remind everyone else of this.
Source: Film / Strange Days -
Bertram once says that "The truth is out there." Someone to Remember Him By: For Alicia, her son will always remind her of Yorwan, the vanishing fiance.
Source: Literature / Book of the Stars
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