1. plural of anamnesis; medical histories of patients obtained through questioning about past illnesses and symptoms
Usage: medical
2. plural of anamnesis; acts of recollection or remembrance, especially of things from the past
Usage: formal; philosophical

Examples

• The doctor reviewed several anamneses before making her diagnosis.
• Detailed anamneses revealed a pattern of symptoms across multiple patients.
• The medical students practiced taking anamneses from volunteer patients.
• These anamneses provided crucial information about the family’s medical history.
• The philosopher wrote about anamneses as a form of spiritual remembering.
• Through careful anamneses, the researcher uncovered forgotten childhood memories.