RECOLLECTION


Meaning of RECOLLECTION in English

ˌrekəˈlekshən noun

( -s )

Etymology: French récollection, from Medieval Latin recollection-, recollectio, from recollectus (past participle of recolligere to recollect) + Latin -ion-, -io -ion

1. : quiet tranquillity of mind and self-possession ; especially : religious composure

2.

a.

(1) : the action of recalling to the mind : remembrance

(2) : the power of recalling to the mind : memory

b. : what is recalled to the mind

happy recollections

Synonyms: see memory

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