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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a most memorable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the significance or impact of a particular experience or event.
Example: "The concert was a most memorable occasion, filled with incredible performances and unforgettable moments."
Alternatives: "an exceptionally memorable" or "a truly unforgettable".
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I had a most memorable experience of my life when I was in Pakistan last year.
Consequently, they were incapable of denying the local hero a most memorable farewell.
As a freshman at Old Nassau I had a most memorable preceptor in an introductory architecture course.
Her brand was completed with a most memorable author photo, perfectly bobbed and manicured in a wintry graveyard.
I try to do a most memorable books, books that, for better or for worse, I think years from now I'll remember reading.
He was better known by generations of Einstein students for his anatomy course, where his erudition and dry sense of humor made it a most memorable course.
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And thus the central problem I run into anointing a single, "most memorable" meal: Virtually every month despite my avowed opposition to conspicuous consumption–I find myself eating a meal that makes me moan.
She's the dead body in a discontinued cop show and a bit player in an episode of ER most memorable for a tank attack on County General.
Without a doubt my most memorable read in prison was actually a re-read: The Count of Monte Cristo.
And so comes to an end the most memorable Premier League season ever - a campaign in which 5,000-1 outsiders Leicester City won their first ever title.
As a result, the most memorable shows have tended to come when the interviewee is trying to buy something.
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