recallable
Able to summon
Recallable describes something that can be brought back to mind or retrieved: The details were still recallable after all these years.
It also applies to products or officials that can be summoned back: defective items that are recallable, an elected official who is recallable by voters.
Able to be gotten
- recoverableAble to be regained
- accessibleAble to be reached
- retrievableAble to be gotten back
- searchableCapable of being queried
indexable · stored · archived · logged · recorded · catalogued · traceable · locatable
Permanently fixed in memory
- indelibleImpossible to remove
- vividIntensely clear and bright
- memorableWorth holding onto
- cherishedHeld dear, prized
poignant · evocative · iconic · classic · timeless · nostalgic · haunting · resonant
Recalling past experiences
- flashbackInvoluntary past memory
- retrospectionContemplating past events
- anamnesisRecalled past, especially medical
- autobiographicalConcerning one's own life
recollect · evocative · reminiscent · retentive · remembrance · episodic
Technique for retention
- encodingConverting data to format
- retentionContinued holding or possession
- retrievalAct of getting back
- consolidationCombining into unified whole
recognition · rehearsal · hippocampus · engram · neuroplasticity · synapse · cognitive · long-term
fetchable
Able to be gotten
- recoverableAble to be regained
- accessibleAble to be reached
- retrievableAble to be gotten back
searchable · indexable · stored · archived · logged · recorded · catalogued · traceable · locatable · findable
unforgettable
Permanently fixed in memory
cherished · poignant · evocative · iconic · classic · timeless · nostalgic · haunting · resonant · impactful
reminiscence
Recalling past experiences
- flashbackInvoluntary past memory
- retrospectionContemplating past events
- anamnesisRecalled past, especially medical
autobiographical · recollect · evocative · reminiscent · retentive · remembrance · episodic
mnemonic
Technique for retention
- encodingConverting data to format
- retentionContinued holding or possession
- retrievalAct of getting back
consolidation · recognition · rehearsal · hippocampus · engram · neuroplasticity · synapse · cognitive · long-term · short-term
defective
Having inherent faults
- faultyHaving defects or errors
- withdrawnEmotionally distant, disengaged
- batchQuantity produced together
manufacturer · safety · notice · alert · consumer · voluntary · mandatory · return · replacement · refund
recallableunrecallable
Cannot be summoned back
irretrievable · beyond recall · forgotten · unrememberable · inaccessible
recallableunrecallable
Cannot be summoned back
irretrievable · irrevocable · permanent · irreversible · unreturnable