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Meaning of commemorated
The primary meaning of the word "commemorated" is to mark or celebrate a significant event or person.
Etymology of commemorated
The word "commemorated" originates from the Latin words "com-" meaning "together" and "memorare" meaning "to remember", with the past tense suffix "-ed" added to form the verb "commemorated".
Historically, the word has been used since the 15th century to describe the act of honoring or remembering significant events, people, or occasions.
Synonyms
honored
remembered
celebrated
observed
recognized
saluted
toasted
praised
glorified
eulogized
memorialized
immortalized
dignified
distinguished
venerated
revered
respected
admired
applauded
feted
lionized
hailed
acclaimed
commended
extolled
lauded
panegyrized
solemnized
ritualized
ceremonialized
formalized
institutionalized
Definitions
- The word "commemorated" is defined by Oxford Languages as the past tense of commemorate, which means to mark or celebrate a significant event or person by doing or creating something, such as a monument or ceremony.
- * It can also refer to the act of honoring or remembering someone or something, especially on a special anniversary or occasion.
Usage Examples
- The city commemorated the anniversary of its founding with a grand parade and ceremony.
- * The artist's contributions to the field of music were commemorated with a special award and tribute concert.
- * The historical event was commemorated with the unveiling of a new monument and museum exhibit.