implicit memory

ɪmˈplɪsɪt ˈmɛməri

implicit memories

Definition

Definition of implicit memory - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

unconscious

TECH.

memory influencing actions without conscious awareness

TECH.

Implicit memory helps you ride a bike without thinking.
Implicit memory allows you to type without looking at the keyboard.
His implicit memory made driving feel automatic.

procedural memory

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Expressions with implicit

implicit faith

belief without questioning or doubting

She had implicit faith in her mentor's guidance.

implicit in

adj.

suggested or understood without being directly stated

The meaning was implicit in her words.

implicit function

mathematical function defined by an equation involving several variables

The circle equation x^2 + y^2 = 1 defines an implicit function.

Expressions with memory

dim memory

vague recollection of something

I have a dim memory of visiting this place as a child.

elephant's memory

very good memory like an elephant

She has an elephant's memory for birthdays.

jog memory

help someone remember something forgotten

The old photo jogged my memory of our trip.

memory lane

nostalgic journey through past memories

We took a walk down memory lane, recalling our childhood.

erase from memory

remove something from one's memory

She tried to erase the painful event from memory.

have a short memory

forget things quickly or easily

He has a short memory and often forgets names.

refresh someone's memory

help someone remember something

She showed him a photo to refresh his memory.

commit something to memory

learn something by heart

He committed the speech to memory before the presentation.

it slips someone's memory

exp.

fail to remember to do something important

It slipped her memory to call the doctor.

jog someone's memory

help someone remember something

Seeing the old photo jogged his memory about the trip.

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priming

psychology

the implicit memory effect influencing response to a stimulus

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French:mémoire implicite, ...
German:implizites Gedächtnis, ...
Italian:memoria implicita, ...
Spanish:memoria implícita, ...
Portuguese:memória implícita, ...
Chinese:内隐记忆, ...
Japanese:暗黙の記憶, ...
Arabic:الذاكرة الضمنية, ...
Hebrew:זִכָּרוֹן חָבוּי, ...
Russian:имплицитная память, ...
Ukrainian:імпліцитна пам'ять, ...
Hindi:अप्रत्यक्ष स्मृति, ...
Bengali:অন্তর্নিহিত স্মৃতি, ...
Catalan:memòria implícita, ...
Czech:implicitní paměť, ...
Danish:implicit hukommelse, ...
Dutch:impliciet geheugen, ...
Greek:άδηλη μνήμη, ...
Hungarian:implicit memória, ...
Khmer:ការចងចាំដោយមិនដឹងខ្លួន, ...
Korean:암묵적 기억, ...
Persian:حافظه ضمنی, ...
Polish:pamięć utajona, ...
Portuguese (BR):memória implícita, ...
Romanian:memorie implicită, ...
Swedish:implicit minne, ...
Thai:ความทรงจำที่มีผลโดยไม่รู้ตัว, ...
Turkish:örtük bellek, ...
Vietnamese:trí nhớ tiềm ẩn, ...

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