fond memories, pleasant memories of people, places, or experiences that you remember with affection., bittersweet memories, memories that make you feel both happy and sad because they are connected with something you have lost or that has changed., poor memory, an inability to remember information, events, or details easily or accurately., vague, not clear or precise because there is not enough detail or because something is difficult to remember., adversely, in a way that has a harmful, negative, or unfavourable effect on something., usher, to lead or guide someone to a particular place, especially their seat or another area in a building., enhancer, something that improves, strengthens, or increases the quality or effect of something else., devise, to develop or invent a plan, method, or solution, usually after careful thought., supple, able to bend or move easily without becoming stiff or breaking., digit, one of the symbols from 0 to 9 used to write numbers., sail through, to complete or deal with something easily and successfully, without experiencing serious difficulties., retrieve, to find and obtain something that was lost, stored, or difficult to access., vault, a secure room or container used for storing valuable or important things., compound, a substance made up of two or more different chemical elements combined together; also, an area containing several buildings that belong to the same organisation or family.

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