paired memory
nounUK /peəd ˈmɛməri/
US /pɛrd ˈmɛməri/
A paired memory is when you remember two things together as a team.
She used a paired memory to remember that her shoes go with her socks.
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2. In computing, a paired memory is two memory units that work together to store and protect data.
The server uses paired memory so it can keep working if one unit fails.
3. In psychology, a paired memory is a learned link between two items, like a word and its meaning.
The students built a paired memory between each new word and a picture.
4. A paired memory can be a shared memory that two people both remember.
The twins have a paired memory of their first day at school.