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memento
[muh-men-toh]
noun
plural
mementos, mementoes- an object or item that serves to remind one of a person, past event, etc.; keepsake; souvenir. 
- anything serving as a reminder or warning. 
- (initial capital letter, italics), either of two prayers in the canon of the Mass, one for persons living and the other for persons dead. 
memento
/ mɪˈmɛntəʊ /
noun
- something that reminds one of past events; souvenir 
- RC Church either of two prayers occurring during the Mass 
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Word History and Origins
Origin of memento1
Word History and Origins
Origin of memento1
Example Sentences
MV Hebridean Isles won a special place in the hearts of islanders during its many years of service, and numerous mementoes have been retained.
Prosecutors over time have found a range of motives behind the unlawful retention of sensitive documents, from hoarding mementos of government service to plans of selling secrets to foreign adversaries.
Making most of the opportunity, he managed to get a selfie with Perry as a memento.
The podcast studio for “The Shawn Ryan Show” features mementos, including an American flag that flew over Ground Zero and a flame thrower with a sticker that says “Hillary Clinton Killed My Friend.”
He has used his fame to drum up donations for the Russian war effort, often for drones, while Russian soldiers have been known to send him mementos from the front lines, including Ukrainian combat jackets.
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