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Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
memorise

chiefly British English spelling of memorize; for suffix, see -ize. Related: Memorised; memorising; memorisation.

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memorise

vb. (standard spelling of from=non-Oxford British spelling memorize English)

WordNet
memorise

v. commit to memory; learn by heart; "Have you memorized your lines for the play yet?" [syn: memorize, con, learn]

Usage examples of "memorise".

I tried to memorise the trail, but it was almost impossible coming into it from above for the timber was pretty open and the pattern of drifts swirling round solitary firs or groups of firs repeated itself over and over again, all seemingly alike.

They ate as they listened, and then she went through the suitcase with him, listing the contents, and the exact order in which they were arranged, and he stood beside her and memorised each item, touching his hand briefly to it, and then the case was closed and at the snap of the lock, the dog, Gem, or Shep, or Ben, a series of identical sheepdogs, who replaced one another over forty years, would jump up and go to the front door, to wait, expectant, eager.

He wandered around with seeming aimlessness, memorising all geographical features that might prove useful to recall later on.

Then he sat frowning at it with his mouth hanging open, selecting from it, memorising and rejecting simultaneously, the way a Method actor might read his lines: I'll say this but say it differently, I won't say that at all, I'll do this but my way not his.