Definition: To reconstitute or reassemble that which has been dismembered.

Alright class, settle in, let’s take a look! That’s quite a definition from the dictionary, isn't it? "Reconstitute or reassemble that which has been dismembered." It sounds a little… intense, doesn’t it? Let’s break it down and make it clearer. “Dismembered” means broken apart, scattered, or separated into pieces – like a puzzle torn to shreds. Think of a toy robot when someone takes it apart with tools. Each piece is distinct, alone. Now, “remembered” isn’t literally putting something back together the way you’d rebuild a shattered vase. It's much more about holding onto an experience or idea in your mind. It's like building a picture with the fragments of memory. Here's how we can think about it: Imagine a lovely song. When you hear it, it creates a feeling – a memory. "Remembered" means that feeling remains within you, even if you haven’t heard the song in years. Think of a special person. You might not see them every day, but you remember them—their smile, their voice, the way they made you feel. So, "remembered" means to hold something firmly in your mind – to keep it alive and present, like pieces of a puzzle still connected in your thoughts. It’s not about physically putting things back together, but about keeping them whole within you. Do you have any questions? Perhaps you can give me an example of something you've "remembered" recently – maybe a favorite book or a happy moment?