keepsake
keepsake
Definition
keep·sake (-sāk′)
noun
something kept, or to be kept, for the sake of, or in memory of, the giver, an event, etc.; memento
keepsake
Synonyms
keepsake
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- treasure: This clever book is sure to become a well treasured keepsake!
- create: Add captions to each page to create the perfect summer keepsake.
- store: It's large practice size make it perfect to store every precious keepsake.
- make: This will make a fantastic keepsake, or an ideal gift for all fans of English Cricket.
- have: She had no keepsake or any evidence that he had existed.
- personalize: Personalized Photo Album £ 14.99 A wonderful personalized keepsake of a birthday, holiday or other special event.
Adjective modifier
- lasting: The perfect place for that lasting keepsake of Skye.
- memorable: Our wish is to make your wedding invitations and accessories the most memorable keepsake from your wedding day.
- precious: It's large practice size make it perfect to store every precious keepsake.
- wonderful: It's a wonderful keepsake you'll want to refer back to in years to come.
- lovely: A lovely keepsake to remind you of a gentler, slower age.
- beautiful: A beautiful keepsake to pass on to the next generation.
Modifies a noun
- gift: Some cards are mounted which make a lovely keepsake gift rather than just a throw away card.
- box: More on our baby keepsake boxes Diaper Cakes Diaper Cakes: Diaper Cakes are brand new over in the UK from America.
- consultant: You will need to visit your local keepsake consultant so please do check available locations first.
- card: The Special Day Inscription keepsake card has the wording.. .
- book: You can then mount in a keepsake book, make birth announcement cards or frame in a favorite frame.
- video: Playing the Screen Test Game with a video camera provides amazing lifelong keepsake videos of your family and friends having a great time.
Noun used with modifier
keepsake Quotes
I admire him, I frankly confess it; and when his time is come I shall buy a piece of the rope for a keepsake.
Browse dictionary entries near keepsake
- keeping
- keeper
- keep up with the Joneses
- keep up
- keep under
- keep to oneself
- keep to
- keep safe
- keep out
- keep on
