memorial
/məˈmɔriəl/Definitions
1. noun
A structure or monument erected to commemorate a person or event, especially one that has died in war.
“The town has a beautiful memorial to honor its fallen soldiers.”
2. noun
A piece of writing or a speech that expresses sorrow or gratitude for someone who has died.
“The eulogy delivered at the memorial service was a beautiful tribute to the deceased.”
3. verb
To commemorate or honor the memory of someone or something with a structure or a ceremony.
“The family chose to memorialize their loved one by planting a tree in their backyard.”
4. adjective
Relating to or used to commemorate or honor a person or event, especially one that has died in war.
“The memorial parade was a solemn and moving tribute to the fallen soldiers.”