1. In a manner relating to or involving eidetic imagery; with the ability to recall images, sounds, or sensations with exceptional clarity and detail as if they were still present.
Usage: psychology, cognitive science; often used in academic or technical contexts

Examples

• She could eidetically recall every detail of the painting she had seen only once.
• The researcher studied how some individuals eidetically remember visual information.
• He described the scene eidetically, as though he were still standing there.
• Children sometimes eidetically retain images with remarkable precision.
• The witness claimed to eidetically remember the suspect's face from months earlier.