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Term: Retentive

Description:

Adjective: Able to retain or remember information easily; having a good memory.

Noun: A person with a good memory.

Examples:

Adjective - Sense 1:

John has a retentive memory and can easily recall facts and figures.

She has a retentive mind that allows her to learn and retain knowledge rapidly.

His retentive abilities helped him excel in school and remember complex concepts.

Adjective - Sense 2:

The retentive properties of the material ensure that it does not easily lose its shape.

The retentive nature of the soil allows it to hold moisture for extended periods.

Investing in retentive packaging can help preserve the freshness of the product.

Noun:

The trivia contest was won by the retentive, who effortlessly answered every question.

Students with retentives often excel in exams due to their ability to remember extensive details.

The professor praised the retentive for their keen memory and deep understanding of the subject.

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