Words To Remember

verb to make something last forever or be remembered indefinitely

• The artist sought to immortalize the beauty of the landscape in their painting.
• I want to immortalize this moment by taking a picture.
• Let's immortalize our friendship by getting matching tattoos.
• His heroic actions will immortalize his name in history books.

adjective deserving attention or notice; remarkable

• The noteworthy findings of the research study were published in a prestigious journal.
• I heard some noteworthy gossip about our neighbors last night.
• That new movie is definitely noteworthy - you should check it out.
• Her ability to remain calm under pressure is truly noteworthy.

adverb refers to a specific point in time or a specific situation in the past

• Once upon a time, there was a young prince who lived in a grand castle.
• I remember once when we went to that new restaurant, the food was amazing!
• Once I get my hands on that new video game, I'm going to play it all night long.
• Once you open up your mind to new possibilities, anything is achievable.

adjective describing a noun as leaving a deep or lasting impression; memorable

• The concert was truly unforgettable, with the orchestra delivering a flawless performance.
• That road trip we took last summer was unforgettable, we had so much fun!
• The party last night was lit, it was unforgettable!
• Her words were like an unforgettable melody, lingering in my mind long after she had spoken.