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recollection
noun as in remembrance
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noun as in memory
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Example Sentences
Any recollection of Trump’s first term coupled with the pre-planned miscarriage of justice for his second makes objecting to Biden’s pardon look naïve to the point of virtue signaling.
Some pointed to former US Attorney General Bill Barr’s recollection in his 2022 memoir of Trump's attempt to place Patel in a senior FBI position in his first term to stress the point further.
In addition, all the key witnesses against Allen changed their testimony dramatically from their initial recollection of events.
When presented with the book, Mr Morris said he had "absolutely no recollection" of ever having drawn the illustrations.
This week, the Monterey Police Department released a redacted 22-page report detailing its investigation, including accounts of the recollections of Doe and Hegseth, along with several other attendees.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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