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Synonyms for Recollected:
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adj.
• memorized- Memorized ,
- relived .
- reflected ,
- reminisced .
Other relevant words:
- abiding ,
- accepted ,
- active ,
- adequate ,
- alert ,
- all right ,
- alleged ,
- animated ,
- aplomb ,
- apt ,
- assuredness ,
- awake ,
- be ,
- becalm ,
- bland ,
- bracing ,
- bright ,
- brilliant ,
- brisk ,
- calm air ,
- calm down ,
- calmness ,
- carefree ,
- cat valium ,
- charge ,
- chill ,
- chill out ,
- clean ,
- common ,
- commons ,
- compeer ,
- composure ,
- conjectural ,
- convinced ,
- cool down ,
- cool it ,
- cool off ,
- crystal clear ,
- crystalline ,
- cured ,
- dark-green ,
- degree ,
- demoniac ,
- demoniacal ,
- dismantle ,
- disposed ,
- divinatory ,
- durable ,
- elicited ,
- equable ,
- equalise ,
- equalize ,
- equanimity ,
- equate ,
- even ,
- even out ,
- even-tempered ,
- evocative ,
- fine ,
- flat ,
- fleeceable ,
- floor ,
- fluent ,
- fluid ,
- flush ,
- freshly ,
- gathered ,
- given ,
- good-tempered ,
- grade ,
- graphic ,
- grave ,
- green river ,
- greenish ,
- greenness ,
- greens ,
- gullible ,
- healed ,
- healthy ,
- honey oil ,
- horizontal surface ,
- hunky-dory ,
- hypothetic ,
- hypothetical ,
- immature ,
- imperishable ,
- impertinent ,
- impudent ,
- in concert ,
- intelligent ,
- intense ,
- invigorated ,
- jet ,
- layer ,
- leafy vegetable ,
- legato ,
- level off ,
- lifelike ,
- light-green ,
- liquid ,
- live ,
- long-lasting ,
- long-lived ,
- long-suffering ,
- lucid ,
- luculent ,
- lull ,
- maintained ,
- match ,
- nerveless ,
- new ,
- newly ,
- novel ,
- obsessed ,
- off ,
- ok ,
- okay ,
- overbold ,
- park ,
- passive ,
- peaceable ,
- peer ,
- pellucid ,
- permanent ,
- persistent ,
- perspicuous ,
- pictorial ,
- plane ,
- point ,
- poise ,
- polish ,
- politic ,
- positive ,
- pull down ,
- putting green ,
- putting surface ,
- quiet ,
- quieten ,
- rase ,
- raze ,
- reanimated ,
- recognised ,
- redolent ,
- refreshful ,
- refreshing ,
- reinvigorated ,
- remindful ,
- resonant ,
- rival ,
- sang-froid ,
- sassy ,
- saucy ,
- secure ,
- self-collected ,
- self-contained ,
- settle down ,
- shine ,
- simmer down ,
- smart ,
- smooth out ,
- smoothen ,
- so-called ,
- sober ,
- solemn ,
- sound ,
- spirit level ,
- stage ,
- staid ,
- steady ,
- still ,
- storey ,
- story ,
- stratum ,
- suave ,
- super acid ,
- suppositional ,
- suppositious ,
- supposititious ,
- surefooted ,
- sweet ,
- take down ,
- tear down ,
- tending ,
- tied ,
- tier ,
- tonic ,
- touch ,
- tranquilize ,
- tranquillise ,
- tranquillize ,
- transparent ,
- unafraid ,
- unagitated ,
- undaunted ,
- undismayed ,
- unfermented ,
- unflurried ,
- unflustered ,
- unitedly ,
- unripe ,
- unripened ,
- unused ,
- unwavering ,
- viridity ,
- well-adjusted ,
- wise ,
- Believed ,
- CAFM ,
- CUED ,
- Canceled ,
- Cogitated ,
- Commemorated ,
- Commended ,
- Culled ,
- Echoed ,
- Equilibrious ,
- Guessed ,
- Judged ,
- Meditated ,
- Mentioned ,
- Mobilized ,
- Opined ,
- Pondered ,
- Prompted ,
- Quoted ,
- Rallied ,
- Recited ,
- Reckoned ,
- Retrieved ,
- Returned ,
- Revoked ,
- Rewarded ,
- Self-restrained ,
- alive ,
- assured ,
- ative ,
- awakened ,
- balanced ,
- called ,
- calm ,
- cancelled ,
- collected ,
- composed ,
- conceived ,
- confident ,
- considered ,
- eidetic ,
- enduring ,
- enrolled ,
- equanimous ,
- evoked ,
- fresh ,
- green ,
- imagined ,
- intended ,
- lasting ,
- level-headed ,
- levelheaded ,
- minded ,
- mobilised ,
- peaceful ,
- phoned ,
- poised ,
- possessed ,
- recalled ,
- recognized ,
- recorded ,
- recovered ,
- reexperienced ,
- refreshed ,
- regained ,
- reminded ,
- reminiscent ,
- restored ,
- retained ,
- retraced ,
- retrospective ,
- reviewed ,
- revived ,
- self-assured ,
- self-confident ,
- self-controlled ,
- self-possessed ,
- serene ,
- supposed ,
- telephoned ,
- together ,
- unforgotten ,
- untroubled ,
- vivid ,
- well-balanced .
What are the paraphrases for Recollected?
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What are the hypernyms for Recollected?
Other hypernyms:
evoke, recall, recollect, remember, remind, reminisce, bring to mind, refresh one's memory.
What are the opposite words for Recollected?
Recollected means to remember or recall something from the past. Its antonyms are forgetful, oblivious, and unaware, which imply a lack of memory or attention to certain events or experiences. Forgetful often refers to a person who frequently forgets things or fails to remember important details. Oblivious means being unaware of one's surroundings or not paying attention to what is happening around oneself. Unaware implies a lack of knowledge about a particular situation or event. These antonyms of recollected are helpful to express the opposite of remembering or recalling, and can be used in various contexts such as storytelling, personal anecdote, or academic writing.
What are the antonyms for Recollected?
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adj.
• forgotten- blanked out ,
- blotted out ,
- blown over ,
- by gone ,
- by-gone ,
- clean forgot ,
- consigned oblivion ,
- consigned to oblivion ,
- dis remembered ,
- dis-remembered ,
- drew a blank ,
- drew blank ,
- fell between cracks ,
- fell between the cracks ,
- forgotten ,
- left behind ,
- left out ,
- more disremembered ,
- more erased ,
- more repressed ,
- more suppressed ,
- more unrecalled ,
- more unremembered ,
- most disremembered ,
- most erased ,
- most repressed ,
- most suppressed ,
- most unrecalled ,
- most unremembered ,
- past recollection ,
- re pressed ,
- re-pressed ,
- slipped mind ,
- slipped one mind ,
- slipped one's mind ,
- slipped ones mind ,
- un recalled ,
- un remembered ,
- un-recalled ,
- un-remembered ,
- unrecalled ,
- unremembered .
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