Pronunciation: /ˌrɛməˈnɪsəns/
noun a mental impression retained and recalled from the past
A1 My grandmother often shares reminiscences of her childhood with me.
A2 As I looked through the old photo album, a flood of reminiscences came rushing back.
B1 The painting on the wall brought back memories and filled me with reminiscence of my time in Paris.
B2 Her memoir was filled with poignant reminiscences of her time as a war correspondent.
C1 The museum visit sparked a deep sense of reminiscence as I reflected on my own life experiences.
C2 His eloquent reminiscences of the past captivated the audience and left them in awe of his storytelling abilities.
formal The elderly man shared a touching reminiscence of his youth during the war.
informal I was looking through old photo albums and had a nice reminiscence of our family vacation.
slang After hearing that song, it brought back a fun reminiscence of our high school days.
figurative The abandoned house was a haunting reminiscence of a time long forgotten.
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