reminder

  • 1reminder — re‧mind‧er [rɪˈmaɪndə ǁ ər] noun [countable] a letter telling someone that they have not paid a bill, and must do so: • Its computers send electronic reminders to members personal computers. ˌfinal reˈminder also ˌfinal deˈmand ACCOUNTING a last… …

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  • 2Reminder — may refer to: *The Reminder *Reminder software …

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  • 3Reminder — Re*mind er ( ?r), n. One who, or that which, reminds; that which serves to awaken remembrance. [1913 Webster] …

    The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

  • 4reminder — I noun allusion, commemoration, cue, hint, jog, keepsake, memento, memo, memorandum, memorial, mnemonic, mnemonic device, notation, note, phylactery, prod, prompt, reference, relic, remembrance, shrine, souvenir, suggestion, testimonial II index… …

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  • 5reminder — 1650s, agent noun from REMIND (Cf. remind) …

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  • 6reminder — *remembrance, remembrancer, memorial, memento, token, keepsake, souvenir Analogous words: memorandum (see LETTER): intimation, hint, suggestion (see corresponding verbs at SUGGEST) …

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  • 7reminder — [n] warning, notice; keepsake admonition, expression, gesture, hint, indication, intimation, memento, memo, memorandum, memorial, note, relic, remembrance, remembrancer, sign, souvenir, suggestion, token, trinket, trophy; concepts 271,278,529 Ant …

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  • 8reminder — ► NOUN 1) a thing that causes someone to remember something. 2) a letter sent to remind someone to pay a bill …

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  • 9reminder — [ri mīn′dər] n. a person or thing that reminds; thing to help one remember something else …

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  • 10reminder — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ good, potent, powerful, strong ▪ lasting, permanent ▪ constant, continual, daily …

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