0 past simple and past participle of commemorate
1 to remember officially and give respect to a great person or event, especially by a public ceremony or by making a statue or special building:
As will be shown below, medical eponyms can also employ names from nonmedical areas, where typicality rather than priority is commemorated.
Chapter 9 surveys the ways that the conflict has been commemorated and recalled both fictionally and factually over the past century.
Sublime moments of creation are either transiently performed or statically commemorated and 'recalled' in the oratorio.
Its length permits full recall of the important accomplishments to be commemorated, and the syllabic style conveys every word clearly to the audience.
His lifetime's work and his insight into the importance of anatomy for understanding the brain are aptly commemorated in this publication.
An evaluation of what has been remembered and commemorated and how that has happened can provide insights into the construction of the discipline.
They are not identified or commemorated as individuals as are the ship captains.
Only the date linked the statement to the actual event commemorated, which again required knowledge of local history on the part of the viewer.
