The English plural form of ecphoria; multiple instances or examples of memory retrieval triggered by stimuli.
The regular English pluralization of 'ecphoria' by adding the suffix '-s.' While 'ecphoriae' is the Latin plural used in formal scientific texts, 'ecphorias' follows English pluralization rules.
English grabbed Greek and Latin words but then did its own thing—instead of using the fancy 'ecphoriae,' English speakers just add '-s'! This is why English has both 'phenomena' (fancy plural) and 'memorandums'/'memoranda' (English vs. Latin plural), showing how languages negotiate with their borrowed words.
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