LookItUpreminiscent
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˌremɪˈnɪsənt/
reminiscent means: Making you think of someone or something because of a similarity.
adjective
SIMILAR TOC1
Making you think of someone or something because of a similarity.
- The taste is reminiscent of lemon.
- Her paintings are reminiscent of her mother’s work.
- The building’s shape is reminiscent of a ship.
PAST MEMORIESC1
Making you think about experiences from the past.
- She was in a reminiscent mood.
- His reminiscent smile suggested happy memories.
- The song is reminiscent of my childhood.
Questions about reminiscent
What does reminiscent mean?
Making you think of someone or something because of a similarity.
What is reminiscent in other languages?
Türkçe: andıran · Español: evocador · Français: évocateur · Deutsch: erinnernd · Italiano: evocativo · 日本語: 連想させる
How do you pronounce reminiscent?
It is pronounced /ˌremɪˈnɪsənt/.
How do you use reminiscent in a sentence?
The taste is reminiscent of lemon. Her paintings are reminiscent of her mother’s work.
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