Recallable: meaning, definitions and examples

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recallable

[rɪˈkɔːləbl ]

Definition

^{Context #1 | Adjective}

Capable of being remembered or recalled.

Word	Description / Examples
recallable	Used when referring to information or experiences that can be easily brought back to mind. The password you set should be easily recallable His recallable memories of the trip made him smile
memorable	Refers to something worth remembering because it is unusual or special. Her wedding was a memorable event The actor gave a memorable performance
memorizable	Indicates something that can be learned and retained in memory, usually in the context of studying or learning. The periodic table is memorizable with practice This poem is short and memorizable
retentive	Describes the ability to retain information or hold onto something, often used to describe a person's memory. She has a retentive memory for names and faces His retentive skills helped him in his exams

The information was presented in a way that made it easily recallable for the students.
His speech was so powerful and moving that it was completely recallable even years later.

The word comes from 'recall', which means to bring back to memory, combined with the suffix '-able' that suggests it can be done.
It has roots in Old French 'recaller', which meant to call back, highlighting the idea of retrieving information.
The structure of the word reflects a common English pattern where '-able' indicates capability, aligning with the idea of memory and recollection.

Recallable memories are typically stronger when associated with emotions, as emotional experiences tend to form lasting impressions.
The process of rehearsal, where we repeat information to ourselves, greatly influences how recallable it becomes later.
Chunking, a method of breaking down information into smaller, manageable parts, enhances recallability in learning.

Methods like spaced repetition help make information more recallable by revisiting material over increasing intervals.
Mnemonics, or memory aids, play a crucial role in making concepts recallable in a more playful and structured way.
Active learning techniques, such as teaching others or discussing topics, can significantly improve how recallable the information becomes.

In the field of artificial intelligence, making data recallable is essential for improving machine learning algorithms to access stored information effectively.
Apps designed for note-taking often incorporate features that enhance the recallability of information through tagging and flashcards.
The increasing use of cloud storage ensures that digital information remains easily recallable from any device at any time.

In literature, memorable characters or plot twists are often described as recallable, emphasizing their lasting impact on readers.
Movies frequently use recallable symbols or themes to create memorable moments that resonate with audiences long after viewing.
In music, songs that have catchy choruses are referred to as recallable, as listeners can easily remember and sing along.

Translations of the word "recallable" in other languages:

🇵🇹 lembrável

🇮🇳 याद रखने योग्य (yaad rakhne yogya)

🇩🇪 erinnerbar

🇮🇩 dapat diingat

🇺🇦 пам'ятний

🇵🇱 pamiętny

🇯🇵 思い出せる (omoidaseru)

🇫🇷 mémorable

🇪🇸 recordable

🇹🇷 hatırlanabilir

🇰🇷 기억할 수 있는 (gieokhal su inneun)

🇸🇦 يمكن تذكره (yumkin tadhakuruh)

🇨🇿 zapamatovatelný

🇸🇰 zapamätateľný

🇨🇳 可回忆的 (kě huíyì de)

🇸🇮 spominski

🇮🇸 minnilegt

🇰🇿 есте сақталатын

🇬🇪 დასამახსოვრებელი (dasamakhisovrebeli)

🇦🇿 yada salınan

🇲🇽 recordable