ppl. a.
1. Appropriately or appositely brought to mind.
1482. J. Paston, in P. Lett., III. 290. And, well remembred, I wot well ye ought not to have me in jelusye.
1596. Shaks., Merch. V., II. viii. 26. Marry well remembred.
1794. Mrs. Radcliffe, Myst. Udolpho, xxxviii. ‘Aye, that is well remembered,’ said Dorothée.
2. Clearly or distinctly remembered.
1638. [see REMEMBERED ppl. a. 2].
1760. A. Murphy, Deserted Isl., II. 18. Each well-remember’d object strikes my view.
1798. Sophia Lee, Canterb. T., Young Lady’s T., II. 446. Emily [was] going to hail the well-remembered old ferryman.
1853. Dickens, Bleak Ho., xviii. The well-remembered voice of my godmother.
1890. ‘R. Boldrewood,’ Col. Reformer, xii. He whirled … along the well-remembered road.
