Pronunciation: /ˌrekəˈlekʃən/
noun a memory or remembrance of something past
A1 My recollection of the party is a bit fuzzy.
A2 I have a vague recollection of meeting him before.
B1 Her recollection of the accident helped the police with their investigation.
B2 His recollection of the meeting differed from mine.
C1 The witness's recollection of the events was crucial in solving the case.
C2 His recollection of his childhood was vivid and detailed.
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A1 I recollect my childhood memories fondly.
A2 She recollected the events of the party with a smile.
B1 He struggled to recollect the details of the meeting.
B2 After some time, he was able to recollect the information he needed.
C1 The detective carefully recollected the statements of the witnesses.
C2 Through meditation, she was able to recollect past lives and experiences.
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A1 My recollection of the event is hazy.
A2 She has a vague recollection of meeting him before.
B1 His recollection of the incident differs from mine.
B2 The witness provided a detailed recollection of what happened.
C1 Her recollection of the conversation was crystal clear.
C2 The historian's recollection of the war was thorough and insightful.
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