Definition of eidetic in English:

eidetic

adjective ʌɪˈdɛtɪkaɪˈdɛdɪk

Psychology

Relating to or denoting mental images having unusual vividness and detail, as if actually visible.
an eidetic memory
Example sentencesExamples
- She had formed an almost eidetic image of the room in her mind, one that had impressed itself on her memory in short flashes during her brief times here.
- Although in traditional practices of visualization, eidetic images of a divinity or his paradisal dwelling were constructed in the mind, these visions were not visible to the eyes.
- According to your file, you have an eidetic memory, remembering anything and everything you're exposed to.
- Many of those exceptional individuals who retained the ‘photographic’ or eidetic memory that is common in children but rare in adults, have had their lives blighted by their inability to forget unimportant details.
- You were supposed to read it once and then remember it, as if you were an eidetic reader who recalled every single word with equal intensity.

Derivatives

eidetically

adverb

Psychology

Many, if not all, young children apparently do normally see and remember eidetically, but this capacity is lost to most as they grow up.
Example sentencesExamples
- Remember every feature of her sleeping eyes, sleeping lips, sleeping nose-eidetically, like a handprint in cement.
- Eidetically remembering every word is not the goal of speed-reading comprehension.

Origin

1920s: coined in German from Greek eidētikos, from eidos 'form'.

Definition of eidetic in US English:

eidetic

adjectiveīˈdedikaɪˈdɛdɪk

Psychology

Relating to or denoting mental images having unusual vividness and detail, as if actually visible.
an eidetic memory
Example sentencesExamples
- Although in traditional practices of visualization, eidetic images of a divinity or his paradisal dwelling were constructed in the mind, these visions were not visible to the eyes.
- According to your file, you have an eidetic memory, remembering anything and everything you're exposed to.
- You were supposed to read it once and then remember it, as if you were an eidetic reader who recalled every single word with equal intensity.
- Many of those exceptional individuals who retained the ‘photographic’ or eidetic memory that is common in children but rare in adults, have had their lives blighted by their inability to forget unimportant details.
- She had formed an almost eidetic image of the room in her mind, one that had impressed itself on her memory in short flashes during her brief times here.

Origin

1920s: coined in German from Greek eidētikos, from eidos ‘form’.

单词	eidetic
释义	Definition of eidetic in English: eidetic adjective ʌɪˈdɛtɪkaɪˈdɛdɪk Psychology Relating to or denoting mental images having unusual vividness and detail, as if actually visible. an eidetic memory Example sentencesExamples She had formed an almost eidetic image of the room in her mind, one that had impressed itself on her memory in short flashes during her brief times here. Although in traditional practices of visualization, eidetic images of a divinity or his paradisal dwelling were constructed in the mind, these visions were not visible to the eyes. According to your file, you have an eidetic memory, remembering anything and everything you're exposed to. Many of those exceptional individuals who retained the ‘photographic’ or eidetic memory that is common in children but rare in adults, have had their lives blighted by their inability to forget unimportant details. You were supposed to read it once and then remember it, as if you were an eidetic reader who recalled every single word with equal intensity. Derivatives eidetically adverb Psychology Many, if not all, young children apparently do normally see and remember eidetically, but this capacity is lost to most as they grow up. Example sentencesExamples Remember every feature of her sleeping eyes, sleeping lips, sleeping nose-eidetically, like a handprint in cement. Eidetically remembering every word is not the goal of speed-reading comprehension. Origin 1920s: coined in German from Greek eidētikos, from eidos 'form'. Definition of eidetic in US English: eidetic adjectiveīˈdedikaɪˈdɛdɪk Psychology Relating to or denoting mental images having unusual vividness and detail, as if actually visible. an eidetic memory Example sentencesExamples Although in traditional practices of visualization, eidetic images of a divinity or his paradisal dwelling were constructed in the mind, these visions were not visible to the eyes. According to your file, you have an eidetic memory, remembering anything and everything you're exposed to. You were supposed to read it once and then remember it, as if you were an eidetic reader who recalled every single word with equal intensity. Many of those exceptional individuals who retained the ‘photographic’ or eidetic memory that is common in children but rare in adults, have had their lives blighted by their inability to forget unimportant details. She had formed an almost eidetic image of the room in her mind, one that had impressed itself on her memory in short flashes during her brief times here. Origin 1920s: coined in German from Greek eidētikos, from eidos ‘form’.
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