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Anamnestic

Anamnestic \An`am*nes"tic\, a. [Gr. ?.] Aiding the memory; as, anamnestic remedies.

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anamnestic

a. 1 That aids memory; mnemonic 2 Of or pertaining to anamnesis

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anamnestic

adj. of or relating to anamnesis

Usage examples of "anamnestic".

Not just finding the anamnestics that might stimulate such a process, but finding as well the time it would take!

And so ecphori-zation, if he could figure out the appropriate anamnestic methodology, was going to have to be tried.

Sax laid out his hypotheses concerning the creation of a possible anamnestic, with suggestions for various lines of experimental work on these possibilities, and he could see that his suggestions had for the young scientists a kind of prophetic power, even (or perhaps especially) when they were quite general comments.

And thinking about it, all of it had indeed come back to her, in the magic of the anamnestic enchantment: those talks with Sax.

Now the theory was that the anamnestic treatment stimulated the memory and caused the consciousness to rehearse the associational complexes of node and network, bounding through the years.

And so ecphorization, if he could figure out the appropriate anamnestic methodology, was going to have to be tried.