remindful
Americanadjective
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reviving memory of something; reminiscent.
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retaining memory of something; mindful.
adjective
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serving to remind
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(postpositive) bearing in mind; mindful
Etymology
Origin of remindful
Example Sentences
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Lack of protection for Stafford was only one of the issues in a loss that was remindful of last seasons’ 28-16 defeat to the Tennessee Titans, a loss that started a three-game losing streak.
From Los Angeles Times
The outrage at the NBA is more than a little remindful of that.
From Washington Post
They said the comment was remindful of a time “when the infamous Boss Tweed doled out jobs in New York City government to his friends in Tammany Hall.”
From Washington Post
Such dominance was remindful of the nearby Connecticut women’s basketball champions, who were celebrating with a victory parade of their own Wednesday night in Storrs.
From New York Times
“This is remindful of the old-timey quilting bees of another day,” he said.
From Washington Times
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