commit to memory

Idioms and Phrases

Learn by heart, memorize, as in The director insisted that the altos commit their part to memory by Tuesday . First recorded in 1875, this phrase today is often replaced by the shorter memorize .

Example Sentences

Each case study offers templates for success and cautionary tales that Latino politicians, activists and voters everywhere should commit to memory — and non-Latinos too.

From Los Angeles Times

At each session, while harboring the ever-present fear of being betrayed, they go over and commit to memory the latest operational plans, escape routes, safe houses and false identities.

From Washington Post

Her missteps, which are rare, have occurred not off the cuff but during the speeches she works to commit to memory.

From New York Times

While it might be confusing at first, it’s fairly easy to commit to memory once you know about it.

From The Verge

Here’s the formula to commit to memory: Select at least one variety of ripe raw fruit or vegetable, a prepared protein, a starch and seasonings, then combine them into a big salad, a generously topped toast, a hearty dip or an abundant snack tray.

From New York Times

Related Words

• determine
• enroll
• gain
• get
• grasp
• master
• pick up
• read
• receive
• review
• study