remember fondly

/rɪˈmembər ˈfɒndli/

verb phrase

  1. To think about or recall someone or something from the past with affection and warm, positive feelings.

    B1

    transitive

    • "I remember my childhood fondly."B1
    • "She is fondly remembered by everyone who worked with her."B2
    • "He remembers his grandmother fondly, cherishing the stories she used to tell him."B1
    • "They remember their college days fondly, reminiscing about the late-night study sessions and parties."B2

Common mistakes

  • remember fondly about my childhood→remember my childhood fondly

    Use remember directly with the person or thing; do not add about.

Collocations

remember someone fondlyremember something fondlybe fondly rememberedremember the past fondly

Word family

fondfondlyfondnessremembrance