LTM is the acronym of Long-term memory which refers to the memory system used for relatively permanent storage of meaningful information; the permanent storehouse for memories that has unlimited capacity. LTM (Long-term memory ) is a memory store thought to have a large, possibly infinite capacity that holds onto incoming information for long periods of time, perhaps permanently. LTM (Long-term memory) is also called Secondary memory

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