Definition of «distant memory»

A distant memory is a recollection from the past that has become faded and less vivid over time. It refers to an event or experience that occurred in the past, but which is now remembered only faintly or imperfectly due to the passage of time. The phrase suggests that the memory is no longer fresh or clear, and may be difficult to recall with precision.

Sentences with «distant memory»

  • After you try this creamy dressing, mayo and oil will become distant memories in your food history. (jewishfoodhero.com)
  • As the recession of 2008 becomes a not too distant memory, some schools are finding themselves better funded. (seenmagazine.us)
  • It's funny how certain things can make distant memories seem not so distant at all. (nataliewashere.com)
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