memorably

[me-mer-uhb-lee]

adverb

1. in a way that is memorable.

Example Sentences

He has repeatedly called for an end to war, but in a different way to Pope Francis, who memorably made daily calls to the Holy Family Church in Gaza to offer his support.

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In January, Mamdani memorably dove into the frigid waters off Coney Island to publicize his freeze on rents.

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“My dear Mr. Harley-Dickinson,” she wrote, addressing a playwright friend of hers who had briefly and memorably visited Ashton Place some weeks before, and who was never very far from her mind.

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It was in response to a Jewish religious leader in the nascent U.S. that President George Washington memorably formulated the American promise of religious liberty.

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Both are a bit shakier in their execution than some of Mr. Carpenter’s previous efforts, but they’re also filled with memorably eerie moods and pictures.

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