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rec·ol·lec·tion [ˌrekəˈlekʃən] N

recollection

spomin m

to have no recollection of sth

power of recollection

power of recollection

to have no recollection of sth

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These recollections were of two kinds - his words and his deeds. en.wikipedia.org

These exhibits included handcrafted elegy books in which visitors shared their recollections, a video story booth for recording memories, and an open-microphone meetings. en.wikipedia.org

Hindsight bias may cause memory distortion, where the recollection and reconstruction of content can lead to false theoretical outcomes. en.wikipedia.org

However, studies show that these misattribution errors are dependent on whether the task is a familiarity or recollection tas. en.wikipedia.org

He recalls the specific, gut-spilled details of the soldier's body, recollections that lead him to a brief contemplation of his own death. en.wikipedia.org

The works investigate the concept of mortality and recollection; they reflect the relationship between our present and the mythologies of the past. en.wikipedia.org

However, some of her later recollections are untrustworthy. en.wikipedia.org

This "nuova poetica" (new poetics) explains why poems written between 1831 and 1837 offer fewer fascinating images or recollections than the former poems. en.wikipedia.org

When alone, too, an embarrassed individual may try to avoid recollection of the incident due to feelings of shame it causes. en.wikipedia.org

His recollections of boats allow him to remember the freedom he once enjoyed. en.wikipedia.org

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