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Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
Equipped with a memory; capable of retaining information about what has happened before..
The Guest Book has a horde of other memoryful signatures.
Like a great many other Nova Scotia towns that make provision for the tourist, Annapolis, the rare, the old, the memoryful, has pleasant stopping places of homely atmosphere.
We give a broadly applicable expression for the work production of an information engine, generally modeled as a memoryful channel that communicates inputs to outputs as it interacts with an evolving environment.
[…] the company of a group of young athletes: and this athletic principle included even the sprinkling of oddities (one of them a lame young hunchback with features of aquiline delicacy, who was cherished for a memoryful of sporting statistics) […]
Any visitor will soon have a memoryful of such images and experiences.
He has everything: opera, love, friendship, a memoryful of adventures.
Use memoryful when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Memoryful means Equipped with a memory; capable of retaining information about what has happened before..
The closest synonym depends on the sentence and intended sense.
Possible antonyms include memoryless.
The Guest Book has a horde of other memoryful signatures.
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