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What's a word related to "Memory Lane" - help
Today I am the grammarian at my toastmaster meeting. The theme of the day is Memory Lane, and I need a word that speakers need to try to use at least once during their speeches. It should be a more sophisticated or advanced word, not anything like "love" or "smile".
Ideas?
Re: What's a word related to "Memory Lane" - help
reminisce?
I like that Wan, but it should be a word that most people don't know about and that isn't used too much so that the group can learn something. What's another term for remini....?
Nabum - you stop it.
Hmmm maybe - do you think that's pretty commonly known or not? Anything else?
I have until 11am to decide.
time to pull out the thesaurus, or at least google.
but I like nabum's suggestion best so far!
authentic or resonate or relevant (they have nothing to do with the topic, but I pretty much use them in every speech I make)
poignant or personal (memories are poignant and personal, right?)
evocative or evoke (memories should also evoke something...) <<< personally I like this one best for your purposes
Evocative is my favorite!
But jelly should be your back-up.