Forgetful - definition, pronunciation, transcription
Amer.
|fərˈɡetfl|
Brit.
|fəˈɡetfʊl|
adjective
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He became forgetful in his old age.
...we become more forgetful as we get older...
She has become very forgetful in recent years.
He was never forgetful of his own duties.
Sometimes people are forgetful of good manners.
... to the eye anxious for reform in the city and forgetful of conditions in the countryside ...
The press caricatured him as clumsy and forgetful.
As she got older, she became more prickly and forgetful.
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