What's the difference between immemorable and unmemorable?
Immemorable
Definition:
(a.) Not memorable; not worth remembering.
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Unmemorable
Definition:
Example Sentences:
(1) Fillmore – an unmemorable man with a memorable name who often finds himself on lists of America’s worst presidents – was tapped to run by the Whig Party to run for vice president in 1848 because, as a moderate northerner, his presence was supposed to balance war hero Zachary Taylor, a slave-holding southerner, on the top of the ticket.
(2) Depay made way for Ashley Young in the second half and perhaps more significantly Schweinsteiger capped an unmemorable evening by being hauled off in favour of Marouane Fellaini.
(3) She was palely unmemorable in this post and in the next cabinet, as minister for climate and environment.
(4) In 1983, I was being wheeled on to a 'yoof' television programme, there to be grilled by an unmemorable host.
(5) In fact the alarm bells had started going off in September 1975 after a dry but unmemorable summer.
(6) Returning host Stone used her monologue to revel in her familiarity with the show, which she likened to returning to her high school in a charming if unmemorable opening segment.
(7) It was a poor game and an unmemorable occasion, until news from Goodison filtered through midway through the second half and Old Trafford found its voice.