Meaning & Definition of word "Remind"
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Remind
/rɪˈmaɪnd/
verb:
- 1. To cause (someone) to remember something.
- Example: Please remind me to call the doctor tomorrow.
- 2. To make someone aware of something they have forgotten.
- Example: She reminded him about the meeting at 3 PM.
- 3. To evoke a memory or idea.
- Example: This song always reminds me of my childhood.
- 4. To suggest someone to consider for the future.
- Example: I just wanted to remind you that the report is due next week.
Etymology
Middle English 'remynden', from Old French 'reminder', from Latin 'remindere'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
remind me of:
to bring something to someone's memory.
remind someone to:
to tell or prompt someone to do something.
a reminder of:
something that serves to make a person remember.
as a reminder:
used to indicate that something serves the function of reminding.
Related Words
memory:
the faculty by which the mind stores and remembers information.
recall:
to bring back a memory or fact to one's mind.
notify:
to inform someone of something.
Slang Meanings of remind
Meaning: To jog someone's memory.
Example Sentence: I had to jog his memory about the party.
Meaning: To give someone a nudge.
Example Sentence: Can you give me a nudge to finish my work?