Keepsake Definition

kēpsāk
keepsakes
noun
keepsakes
Something kept, or to be kept, for the sake of, or in memory of, the giver, an event, etc.; memento.
Webster's New World
(historical) Specifically, a type of literary album popular in the nineteenth-century, containing scraps of poetry and prose, and engravings.
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Other Word Forms of Keepsake

Noun

Singular:
keepsake
Plural:
keepsakes

Origin of Keepsake

Keepsake Sentence Examples

  • A more unique keepsake gift is an ornament.

  • Keepsake boxes and gift baskets are especially popular, though less elaborate gift sets may simply come bound together with a ribbon or cord.Some gift sets may be packaged with a variety of related items, aromatic or not.

  • A beautiful keepsake to pass on to the next generation.

  • Dolls-She may be too small to play with them, but collector dolls make wonderful keepsake gifts for newborn baby girls.

  • A lovely keepsake to remind you of a gentler, slower age.

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Words Starting With

KKEKEE

Words Ending With

EKEAKE

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Words Starting With K and Ending With E

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8 Letter Words8 Letter Words Starting With K8 Letter Words Ending With E