memories
word · lemma: memory
Definition
Things you remember from the past, such as people, places, events, or feelings. It can also mean the mental images or experiences that stay in your mind over time.
Usage & Nuances
'Memories' is usually a countable plural noun when talking about specific things you remember: 'childhood memories', 'good memories'. 'Memory' in the singular can mean the general ability to remember. Common collocations include 'happy memories', 'fond memories', 'bring back memories', and 'make memories'.
Example Sentences
These photos bring back memories of my school days.
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She has many happy memories of her grandmother.
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We made great memories on our trip to the beach.
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That song always brings back memories I didn't expect.
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Even after all these years, those summer memories still feel close.
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We're not just taking pictures—we're making memories.
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