Learned something word-for-word and stored it in memory so you can recall it perfectly.
From Latin 'memoria' (memory) plus '-ize' (to make), then '-ed' for past tense. Evolved from meaning 'to commit to memory' in the 1600s.
Memorization works better when you space practice over days rather than cramming—your brain consolidates memories during sleep, so the same time studying spread across a week beats all-nighters.
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