remijIa
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 13
[Named after Remijo, a Brazilian medical man.] Bot.: A genus of Cinch on ide. Slender shrubs with axillary racemes of flowers, woolly outside, and the limb of the corolla with five linear segments. The bark of Remigia ferruginea and R. vellosii is used as a substitute for cinchona. rě mind', v . t. [Pref. re-, and Eng. mind (q. v.).] To put in mind; to recall something to the mind or memory of; to bring to the remembrance of; to cause to remember. 1. The act or power of remembering; the recalling or recovery of ideas which had escaped the memory; recollection, memory. 2. That which is remembered or recalled to mind; a memory; a relation of past events, characteristics, ., within one's personal recollection. *rem-I-riş-çen-çỹ, 8. [REMINISCENCE.] rem-1-nis'-çent, a . & s . [Lat. rem in is cens , pr. par. of reminiscor =to remember.) (REMINISCENCE.] A. As adjective : 1. Remembering; recalling to mind; having rem i niscence. 2. Reminding one of something. "The succeeding scherzo, though somewhat reminiscent of Beethoven."- Athenœum , Sept. 9, 1882. B. As subst.: One who calls to mind and records past events.
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