To bring a memory into consciousness by providing an appropriate stimulus or trigger.
From 'ecphore' with the addition of the English verbal suffix '-ize,' which comes from Greek '-izein' meaning 'to make or do.' This creates a verb form meaning 'to cause ecphoria' or 'to trigger memory recall.'
When you play an old song and suddenly remember where you were the first time you heard it, you've just been ecphorized! The verb captures that active process of a stimulus reaching into your mind and yanking a memory back to the surface. It's more poetic than just saying 'remember'!
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