1. people who remember or commemorate something or someone
2. officials responsible for collecting debts owed to the government
Usage: historical; British

Examples

• The remembrancers gathered at the memorial service to honor the fallen soldiers.
• She served as one of the chief remembrancers of her grandfather’s legacy.
• The remembrancers ensured that the community’s history would not be forgotten.
• In medieval England, remembrancers were appointed to track royal debts.
• The remembrancers of the exchequer maintained detailed financial records.
• Local remembrancers organized the annual commemoration ceremony.