Cool MateMeaning of Reminds
To make someone think about a fact, event, or experience again.
In simple words: To make someone think about something again.
Reminds in a sentence
- She reminds me of my sister when she smiles.
- This song always reminds him of summer vacations.
- Can you remind me of our meeting time?
- The smell of the cookies reminds me of my childhood.
- His story reminds us of the importance of kindness.
How to use Reminds
Used when you want someone to remember something. It's neutral and can fit in both formal and informal contexts.
Grammar pattern
remind + object + of + object
Memory hint
Think of a 'reminder' note that helps you remember.
Related words
Collocations with Reminds
- remind someone of something
- remind someone to do something
- constantly remind
- clearly remind
- gently remind
Opposites of Reminds
- forgets
- ignores
- dismisses
Common mistakes with Reminds
- Confused with 'remember' - 'remind' requires a subject for the action.
- Omitting the 'of' after 'remind' - the correct phrase is 'remind someone of something'.
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Frequently asked questions about Reminds
What does Reminds mean?
To make someone think about something again.
What is the definition of Reminds?
To make someone think about a fact, event, or experience again.
How do you use Reminds in a sentence?
She reminds me of my sister when she smiles.
Can you give another example of Reminds?
This song always reminds him of summer vacations.
What are synonyms for Reminds?
Common alternatives include prompt, suggest, notify, jog, hint.
What is the opposite of Reminds?
Opposite meanings include forgets, ignores, dismisses.
What words go with Reminds?
It commonly pairs with remind someone of something, remind someone to do something, constantly remind, clearly remind, gently remind.
What are common mistakes when using Reminds?
Confused with 'remember' - 'remind' requires a subject for the action. Omitting the 'of' after 'remind' - the correct phrase is 'remind someone of something'.
How do you pronounce Reminds?
US: //rɪˈmaɪnd//, UK: //rɪˈmaɪnd//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Reminds?
Used when you want someone to remember something. It's neutral and can fit in both formal and informal contexts.