Commemorate (verb)

  1. To honor the memory of a person or an event, usually with a ceremony.
  2. To mark an event or a person with a monument or a plaque.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from latin commemorat- "remembered", from the verb commemorare, from com- "together with" + memorare "remember".

Examples:

  1. The nation commemorated the fallen soldiers on Memorial Day.
  2. The city commemorated the founding of the city with a parade.
  3. The family commemorated the anniversary of the loved one's death.
  4. The school commemorated the achievements of the alumni with a plaque.
  5. The organization commemorated the contributions of the members with a ceremony.
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