Pronunciation: /məˈmɔːriəl/
noun a structure or a statue that is built in memory of a person or event
A1 I visited a memorial for fallen soldiers.
A2 The town built a memorial to honor those who died in the war.
B1 The memorial service will take place next Sunday.
B2 The memorial plaque had the names of all the victims engraved on it.
C1 The memorial park was a peaceful place for reflection and remembrance.
C2 The grand memorial was erected in memory of the great leader's contributions to society.
adjective related to or serving as a remembrance of someone or something
A1 The town built a memorial statue in honor of the fallen soldiers.
A2 The students visited a memorial park to learn about the history of the town.
B1 The memorial service for the victims of the tragedy was held in the town square.
B2 The museum has a collection of memorial artifacts from different time periods.
C1 The memorial scholarship was established to support students pursuing higher education.
C2 The memorial concert was a moving tribute to the composer's life and work.
formal The city council decided to build a memorial to honor the fallen soldiers.
informal Let's meet at the memorial in the park for a picnic.
slang I left a flower at the memorial for my grandma.
figurative The old house was a memorial to a bygone era.
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