memorability — the quality of being memorable; the ability to be easily remembered
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the quality of being memorable; the ability to be easily remembered
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌmeməˈræbəlɪti/
Example Sentences
- The memorability of his dad jokes was unfortunately very high.
- Advertisers study memorability to create effective campaigns.
- The memorability of her embarrassing moments at school was painfully perfect.
memorability
NOUN[/ˌmeməˈræbəlɪti/]
the quality of being memorable; the ability to be easily remembered
The logo's bright colors and simple shape give it instant memorability.
The glowing painting had remarkable memorability because its image stayed locked in his mind.
At the old table, the magical fable created a lasting memorability that stayed with him for life.
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🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
The word derives from Latin memorabilis, meaning 'worthy of being remembered.' The English adjective memorable was formed from this Latin root, and the abstract noun suffix -ity was subsequently added to create the noun form memorability, denoting the quality or state of being memorable.
Breakdown
memorable (from Latin memorabilis: memor- 'mindful' + -abilis 'worthy of') + -ity (abstract noun suffix denoting quality or state).
🎵Rhyme
🔗Collocations
📝Examples
“The memorability of his dad jokes was unfortunately very high.”
“Advertisers study memorability to create effective campaigns.”
“The memorability of her embarrassing moments at school was painfully perfect.”
“Good teachers focus on the memorability of key concepts.”
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