Synonyms for memorize
ˈmɛm əˌraɪzmem·o·rize

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1. memorize, memorise, con, learnverb

   commit to memory; learn by heart

   "Have you memorized your lines for the play yet?"

   Synonyms:
   rook, check, nobble, victimize, gip, read, goldbrick, swindle, con, memorise, get word, take, diddle, study, gyp, determine, see, find out, defraud, hornswoggle, instruct, teach, get a line, bunco, get wind, short-change, pick up, ascertain, acquire, watch, learn, larn, scam, discover, mulct, hear

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1. memorizeverb

   Synonyms:
   learn, learn by heart, commit to memory

2. memorizeverb

   Synonyms:
   cause to be remembered, hand down to memory by records

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1. List of paraphrases for "memorize":

   memorise, store

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How to use memorize in a sentence?

1. Clarion Project:

   Memorizing the Koran is a considered a pious and worthy thing to do and many memorization competitions are held around the world, especially during Ramadan, it is believed to be the month during which Mohammed received the Koran. The chapters the Islamic State challenged its followers to memorize include.

2. Aaron McDonald:

   They also record all of our facial affectations, our speech patterns, and memorize all of our cognitive blind spots -- when and where we don't pay attention.

3. Joe Hosteen Kellwood:

   I studied on my own at night, you had to memorize all the words at the time, 211 words. They were long words. I spelled it. I learned.

4. The Edge Duc Luu:

   That's the thing that the makers of the exam in America don't understand about Asia - if you tell kids and parents in Asia that they have to work 1,000 hours and take every possible practice test to ace the exam, they will do it, the problem is when you memorize the questions, sections will be reintroduced, and then you'll have already seen the test.

5. Matt Cochran:

   It just becomes almost robotic when you memorize it.