Mnemonics Definition

nĭ-mŏnĭks
noun
A system to develop or improve the memory.
American Heritage Medicine
A technique or system for improving one's ability to memorize something.
Webster's New World

Plural form of mnemonic.

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Origin of Mnemonics

  • From Ancient Greek μνημονικά (mnÄ“monika, “mnemonics"), plural of μνημονικόν (mnÄ“monikon, “mnemonics"), neuter of μνημονικός (mnÄ“monikos, “mnemonic"); see mnemonic.

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Mnemonics Sentence Examples

  • That other matters, the parva logicalia and Mnemonics adapted from Psellus and possibly of Stoic origin, entered too did not outweigh this advantage.

  • Mnemonics (yes its spelled right) are memory jogging devices which can help your memory greatly.

  • It includes details revision advice and a series of helpful mnemonics.

  • Collections can also support mnemonics associated with its elements.

  • In the case of the 68000 all the instruction mnemonics fit on a single page.

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