memorable

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The same is true for every possible outcome, that one just happened to be memorable.

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Quick take

Something interesting enough to be remembered.

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noun

Something interesting enough to be remembered.

adjective

Worthy to be remembered; very important or remarkable.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for memorable.

noun

Something interesting enough to be remembered.

adjective

Worthy to be remembered; very important or remarkable.

Example sentences

The same is true for every possible outcome, that one just happened to be memorable.

Anyway, the only reason that I even remember that is because their rejection was memorable, and it was memorable because I thought they were wrong.

One of the most memorable times of my life was hiking through there (Meiringen, Grindelwald, and Lauterbrunnen specifically).

And if you don't choose randomly, and instead use a memorable password, then you reduce that entropy.

But compared to the interesting outlying events the vast majority of student's achievements are not memorable.

Companies in our position are rare, and joining a company like ours will be one of the most memorable parts of your life.

The exceptions leap to mind precisely because, as exceptions, they are memorable.

The most memorable is the SUV rolling over in a simple test a couple years ago which have been fixed but it's quite worrying.

Yes, and adaptive hashing makes those memorable passwords significantly more safe.

I've been toying with the idea of making a tool to derive SSH keys directly from memorable passphrases, with something like scrypt.

One of my more memorable experiences was visiting Tito's mausoleum.

That's the most memorable tourist map I received in 6 months in Europe.

Quote examples

I note you've skipped perhaps the most memorable line "Take up the White Man's burden, The savage wars of peace".

Any memorable contact I've had with feminists has been with that nasty, confrontational "1%".

Oh, it was a real argument that people actually believed...there were some other rippers - the cows milk turning sour due to the "extra" sunlight was one that is particularly memorable.

Passwords could easily be both strong and memorable if we got rid of ridiculous anti-secure constraints like "password must be at most length X", "password cannot contain a space", etc.