memorable

USMEM-uh-ruh-buhl/ˈmɛm.(ə)ɹə.bl̩/

Noun pluralmemorables

2 meanings of memorable

1
adjective
Good or important enough to be worth remembering for a long time.
Like a photo you keep looking at because you never want to forget it.
The trip to the mountains was a memorable day for the whole family.
She gave a short but memorable speech at the school assembly.
Similarunforgettable, remarkable, notable, noteworthy, striking
Oppositeforgettable, unremarkable, ordinary
2
nouncountable
A thing that is interesting enough for people to want to remember it.
Like a special moment you keep in a box to take out and enjoy again.
That night out was a real memorable for all of us.
The old album is full of memorables from her childhood.
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Origin

It comes from Latin memorābilis, from memorō meaning "to bring to mind" and memor meaning "mindful." It is linked to the word memory.