Commemorate
21commemorate — com|mem|o|rate [ kə memə,reıt ] verb transitive * to show that you remember an important person or event by having a special ceremony, or creating a special object: A huge bronze statue commemorating the poet stands in the main square …
22commemorate — com·mem·o·rate || kÉ™ memÉ™reɪt v. memorialize, remember, pay tribute, honor the memory of (a person, event, etc.) …
23commemorate — To honor or to serve as a memorial or monument to. Also see column, desco da parto, donation, memory, monolith, obelisk, pillar, plaque, posterity, and Seven Wonders of the Ancient World …
24commemorate — verb remember and show respect for, especially with a ceremony or memorial. Derivatives commemoration noun commemorative adjective &noun commemorator noun Origin C16 (earlier (ME) as commemoration): from L. commemorat , commemorare bring to… …
25commemorate — v. a. Celebrate, solemnize …
26commemorate — v 1. memorialize, celebrate, cere monialize, solemnize, ritualize; observe, honor, mark, signalize; dedicate, sanctify, make sacred, consecrate, hallow; reverence, venerate, revere, pay tribute, pay homage; immortalize, preserve, keep, fix in… …
27commemorate — com·mem·o·rate …
28commemorate — verb Syn: celebrate, remember, recognize, acknowledge, observe, mark, pay tribute to, pay homage to, honour, salute …
29commemorate — [kəˈmeməˌreɪt] verb [T] to show that you remember an important person or event A huge bronze statue commemorating the poet stands in the main square.[/ex] commemoration [kəˌmeməˈreɪʃ(ə)n] noun [C/U] …
30commemorate — /kəˈmɛməreɪt / (say kuh memuhrayt) verb (t) (commemorated, commemorating) 1. to serve as a memento of. 2. to honour the memory of by some solemnity or celebration. 3. to make honourable mention of. {Latin commemorātus, past participle, brought to …
