[strong] or [deep] memory
(1) John has a deep memory of his most important childhood event.
(2) John has a strong memory of his most important childhood event.
Which adjective is correct: deep or strong? Thank you very much.
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ansonguy Which adjective is correct: deep or strong? Either one is possible, along with dozens of other words, but neither one is ideal. A deep memory is hard to recall, so it is hard to tell what you mean.
- ansonguy Which adjective is correct: deep or strong?
- Either one is possible, along with dozens of other words, but neither one is ideal.
- A deep memory is hard to recall, so it is hard to tell what you mean.
- A strong memory happens all at once, so it is not so appropriate to say he has it in general.
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ansonguyWhich adjective is correct: deep or strong?
Either one is possible, along with dozens of other words, but neither one is ideal. A deep memory is hard to recall, so it is hard to tell what you mean. A strong memory happens all at once, so it is not so appropriate to say he has it in general.
0My suggestion: John vividly remembers his most important childhood event.
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