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forgetful Adjective 1. tending to forget 2. forgetful of inattentive to or neglectful of: Fiona, forgetful of the time, was still in bed forgetfully adv
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forgetful adjective absent-minded, vague, careless, neglectful, oblivious, lax, negligent, dreamy, slapdash, heedless, slipshod, inattentive, unmindful, apt to forget, having a memory like a sieve << OPPOSITE mindful Translations forgetful [fəˈgɛtful] forget adj → vergesslich; forgetful of sth forget (of duties etc) → nachlässig gegenüber etw How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| He came to rest, his golden muzzle soft-enfolded to the eyes, and was very still, all forgetful of the Ariel showing her copper to the sun under the press of the wind, all forgetful of Michael growing small in the distance as the whaleboat grew small astern. Here, then, was Nicholl, his gun on the ground, forgetful of danger, trying if possible to save the victim from its cobweb prison. For the moment, under the influence of the little house of dreams, she was a girl again--a girl forgetful of the past and its bitterness. |
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