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Verb(1) put in the mind of someone,assist (somebody acting or reciting) by suggesting the next words of something forgotten or imperfectly learned,awaken memories of something(2) put in the mind of someone(3) assist (somebody acting or reciting) by suggesting the next words of something forgotten or imperfectly learned(4) awaken memories of something

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Verb(1) put in the mind of someone,assist (somebody acting or reciting) by suggesting the next words of something forgotten or imperfectly learned,awaken memories of something(2) put in the mind of someone(3) assist (somebody acting or reciting) by suggesting the next words of something forgotten or imperfectly learned(4) awaken memories of something

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(1) If you do, your wife will remind you daily for the next six years.(2) Healthcare professionals can address the psychological needs by having patients remind themselves daily why they are quitting smoking.(3) I was able to remind myself of these cases by reading the notes on the previous evening.(4) These poles and trees are to remind the heir that it is his obligation to care for the orphans.(5) And remind me sometime to write about accessibility of information online.(6) The public were reminded to keep to marked footpaths, keep dogs on leads around livestock and close gates.(7) On the other hand, I cannot feel too bitter about an occasion that reminds me that my birthday is the next day.(8) They were all reminded what the real point of the evening was.(9) Members are reminded to bring their competition entries with them for the meeting.(10) She left a quick note reminding her father not to forget his meeting in the morning and went on her way.(11) With the lambing season now under way dog owners are reminded to keep their dogs under control.(12) Occasionally the guitar figure skips a note, reminding us she is actually playing this.(13) The series reminds me a lot of Cardiac Arrest, this programme that used to be on BBC One in the mid-90s.(14) Both Isabella Rosellini and Marilyn Monroe began as models, she reminds me.(15) All members are reminded to bring something for the supper and also a little gift.(16) The floor resembled an empty floor of a warehouse, and John was reminded of where he'd woken up the day before.

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(1) If you do, your wife will remind you daily for the next six years.(2) Healthcare professionals can address the psychological needs by having patients remind themselves daily why they are quitting smoking.(3) I was able to remind myself of these cases by reading the notes on the previous evening.(4) These poles and trees are to remind the heir that it is his obligation to care for the orphans.(5) And remind me sometime to write about accessibility of information online.(6) The public were reminded to keep to marked footpaths, keep dogs on leads around livestock and close gates.(7) On the other hand, I cannot feel too bitter about an occasion that reminds me that my birthday is the next day.(8) They were all reminded what the real point of the evening was.(9) Members are reminded to bring their competition entries with them for the meeting.(10) She left a quick note reminding her father not to forget his meeting in the morning and went on her way.(11) With the lambing season now under way dog owners are reminded to keep their dogs under control.(12) Occasionally the guitar figure skips a note, reminding us she is actually playing this.(13) The series reminds me a lot of Cardiac Arrest, this programme that used to be on BBC One in the mid-90s.(14) Both Isabella Rosellini and Marilyn Monroe began as models, she reminds me.(15) All members are reminded to bring something for the supper and also a little gift.(16) The floor resembled an empty floor of a warehouse, and John was reminded of where he'd woken up the day before.

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(1) remind of

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(1) remind of

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1. jog someone's memory

2. make one think of

3. prompt

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Verb

1. jog someone's memory

2. make one think of

3. prompt

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