well-remembered
/ˌwɛlrɪˈmɛmbəd/adjective
1In predicative use. Appropriately or appositely brought to mind. Frequently as interjection, expressing admiration or approval that something has been remembered.
2Clearly or distinctly remembered.
Origin
Late 15th century; earliest use found in John Paston (1442–1479), landowner. Partly from well + remember + -ed.
- ingloriousness
- -ingly
- in goal
- in-goal area
- in God's name
- ingoing
- in good standing
- in good time
- ingot
- ingraft
- ingrain
- ingrain carpet
- ingrained
- in (grand) style
- ingrate
- ingratiate
- ingratiating
- ingratiatingly
- ingratiation
- ingratitude
- ingravescence
- ingravescent
- ingredient
- Ingres, Jean Auguste Dominique
- ingress