memorious

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"Ghor," the noble and memorious Wady el-'Akabah, supposed to have given a name to Arabia. [

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  1. That has a good memory. Bailey, 1731.
  2. Worthy to be remembered.
  3. Invested with memories. Shaggy Cintra … with its memorious convent and its Moorish castle. R. F. Burton, Gold Coast, I. 19.

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  1. = Old French memorieux = Spanish Portuguese Italian memorioso, from Late Latin memoriosus, that has a good memory, from Latin memoria, memory: see memory.
 

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