reminder

[ri-mahyn-der]

noun

1. a person or thing that serves to remind.

Word History and Origins

Origin of reminder¹

First recorded in 1645–55; remind + -er ¹

Example Sentences

Viewing from here, I’d call it a pleasing, funny show, easy to invest in and a reminder that you can’t judge a show by its ratings.

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And as a reminder, we don’t get compensated by the companies for this: It’s all just stuff we genuinely loved.

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This is not a protest against football - it is a reminder of what football stands for.

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Apologising for the "distress caused", the Northern Trust said information on booking BSL interpreters is regularly provided to staff and a reminder would be issued as a result of this incident.

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The rebound in healthcare and other cyclical sectors is a reminder that diversification is ultimately the smartest and safest strategy.

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Related Words

• admonition 
• expression 
• gesture 
• hint 
• indication 
• remembrance 
• sign 
• suggestion