What is another word for wast remembered?
Pronunciation: [wɒst ɹɪmˈɛmbəd] (IPA) 
"Wast remembered" is an archaic phrase that means "was remembered," typically used in older forms of English language. Some synonyms for this phrase include "was recollected," "was retained," "was called to mind," and "was not forgotten." These terms indicate that something or someone was not overlooked or faded from memory. Other similar phrases include "was still fresh in memory," "remained in one's thoughts," and "was held in remembrance." These phrases are commonly used in literature and poetry to convey the importance of a particular memory or event, and they offer a more poetic and nuanced expression of the idea of being remembered.
