forgetful
1 of 1adjective/fɜr.ˈgɛt.fəl/
Forms:more forgetful,most forgetful
1
likely to forget things or having difficulty to remember events
B2- She’s been quite forgetful lately, misplacing her keys all the time.
- My forgetful nature led me to miss the meeting yesterday.
- He’s forgetful and often forgets people’s birthdays.
- I had to write everything down because I was feeling unusually forgetful.
- Being forgetful, she often leaves her phone at home.
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2
neglectful or inattentive toward someone or something that requires consideration
- He was forgetful of his promise to call his mother.
- She was forgetful of the meeting she had agreed to attend.
- He was forgetful of his duties as team leader.
- They were forgetful of the guests' comfort at the party.
- He seemed forgetful of basic manners in conversation.
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