Memorable
              Definition
              Memorable describes something that is worth remembering or easy to remember, especially because of being special or unusual.
              Parts of Speech
              
              Pronunciation
              American English
              
                - IPA Pronunciation: /ˈmɛmərəbəl/
 
                - Respelling: MEM-uh-ruh-buhl (with "MEM" as in "memory," "uh" as in "sofa," "ruh" as in "run," and "buhl" as in "bubble")
 
              
              British English
              
                - IPA Pronunciation: /ˈmɛmərəbl/
 
                - Respelling: MEM-uh-ruh-bl (with "MEM" as in "memory," "uh" as in "sofa," "ruh" as in "run," and "bl" as in "bubble")
 
              
              In both dialects, "memorable" places the primary stress on the first syllable, "MEM." The pronunciation is quite similar across both American and British English, focusing on the clear articulation of "MEM-uh-ruh-buhl" or "MEM-uh-ruh-bl."
              Etymology
              The term "memorable" is derived from the Latin word "memorabilis," meaning "worth remembering." This, in turn, comes from "memor," meaning "mindful of" or "remembering."
              Derivatives
              
                - Memorably
 
                - Memorability
 
                - Memorableness
 
                - Memorabilia (related but distinct in meaning)
 
                - Unmemorable
 
              
              Synonyms
              
                - Unforgettable
 
                - Remarkable
 
                - Noteworthy
 
              
              Antonyms
              
                - Forgettable
 
                - Insignificant
 
                - Unremarkable
 
              
              Usage
              General Usage
              "Memorable" is often used to describe events, experiences, or things that have left a lasting impact or impression on someone's memory due to their unique or special nature.
              Literary and Artistic Usage
              In literature and art, the term may be used to denote a particularly impactful scene, character, or moment.
              Related Terms
              
                - Memory
 
                - Recall
 
                - Reminiscence
 
                - Momentous
 
                - Commemorative
 
              
              Detailed Definition
              Adjective
              
                - Worthy of Being Remembered: Pertaining to something that stands out and thus is easily or worthily stored in one's memory.
 
                - Example: Their wedding was a memorable occasion filled with joy and laughter.
 
              
              
                - Having a Special Impact: Relating to something that leaves a lasting impression due to its significance or uniqueness.
 
                - Example: The final scene of the movie was particularly memorable.
 
              
              
                - Noteworthy: Being of a kind that deserves mention or draws attention.
 
                - Example: She has had a memorable career in the world of sports.