paramnesia
ˌpæræmˈniːʒə
Definition

Definition of paramnesia - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

brain recallTECH.mixes true past events with imagination, dreams or fantasyTECH.
  • After the accident, doctors suspected paramnesia because her memories seemed partly invented.
  • Paramnesia led him to insist he had visited the city before.
  • The neurologist explained that paramnesia can make fictional events feel genuinely remembered.
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Origin of paramnesia

Greek, para (beside) + mnēmē (memory)

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  1. French:paramnésie, ...
  2. German:Paramnesie, ...
  3. Italian:paramnesia, ...
  4. Spanish:paramnesia, ...
  5. Portuguese:paramnésia, ...
  6. Chinese:错构记忆, ...
  7. Japanese:錯誤記憶, ...
  8. Arabic:اضطِراب اختِلاط الذَّاكِرَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:פַּרַמְנֵזְיָה, ...
  10. Russian:парамнезия, ...
  11. Ukrainian:парамнезія, ...
  12. Hindi:पैरामनीज़िया, ...
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