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Forgetful meaning
Unable to remember things well; liable to forget. | Dropping some of the input's structure or properties before producing an output.
Synonyms of Forgetful
Example sentences (20)
Free constructions and forgetful functors Free objects are all examples of a left adjoint to a forgetful functor which assigns to an algebraic object its underlying set.
Communities in Melbourne’s north and west are set to benefit from forgetful travellers, with Melbourne Airport’s new Community Giving Fund subsidised by the sale of lost property.
I became more forgetful and changed a lot, yet there she was!
So, the next time you’re worried that you’re being too forgetful, you can get some relief from the fact that you’re not alone and that there’s a scientific explanation for it!
The series of books started with Mog the Forgetful Cat in 1970.
This note was left for a forgetful person that could never remember the door code.
Thomas asks if Melanie was as “forgetful” with prosecutors when they met earlier as she was today.
Unlike many heroes, Usagi is exceedingly clumsy and oftentimes forgetful.
We no longer have to suit just the two of us in this decision and have to remember the seven dwarfs of menopause and middle age; Itchy, Bitchy, Sweaty, Sleepy, Snorey, Forgetful and Psycho.
When Kate trips and tumbles onto Joe’s chest, he murmurs, “As far as women falling on me goes, this was pretty gentle,” reminding forgetful viewers that this isn’t the first time we’ve seen a woman lose her balance around him.
Biden, who removed classified government documents and shared them with his ghostwriter, was cleared from prosecution because he is an elderly and forgetful man.
But according to health professionals, being forgetful is also a sign of dementia, and could signal it's time to see the GP.
It may lead to women becoming increasingly forgetful and can also impact focus and general cognitive function.
Kohli had a forgetful outing in the series so far; he started off with a dismal score of five before scoring a century in the second innings in the series opener in Perth.
On the basis of this confession, he was duly convicted, as were hundreds of other officials who did not declare their assets for equally being “forgetful,” and were sentenced to assets forfeiture and terms of service in prison.
So about a week later, my husband told me I was becoming forgetful and sent me to my doctor.
We see him as a grizzled Vietnam-vet-turned-police-officer in '80, find him as an anxious, desk-bound cop and father in '90, and leave him as a forgetful, broken, lonely old man in '15.
Additionally, there's a classic Dennis freak-out and an inspiring but forgetful speech from Frank.
I’m worried about my mother-in-law, age 78, who has become so forgetful that she can no longer put together a simple supper without major ingredients missing or misused.
It seems that amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, we are forgetful that there are other places around the world struggling for reasons far worse than not getting their hair cut.