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Explaining "Memory is the treasure of the mind"

Reviewed and edited by Anwar Kareem 05/11/2024, 15:21
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What does it mean?

Memory is the treasure of the mind

The phrase "Memory is the treasure of the mind" means that memories are valuable and precious, much like a treasure. They are stored within the mind and shape our experiences, identity, and how we perceive the world.

Tone

Reflective and appreciative

Origin

This phrase is often attributed to Thomas Fuller, an English historian and writer from the 17th century.

Examples of usage

  • Despite the initial setback, she believed that cream rises and continued to work hard.
  • In the world of business, the cream rises; only the best companies thrive.

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