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forgettable

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for·get·ta·ble  (fr-gt-bl, fôr-)
adj.
Fit or apt to be forgotten: a movie with very forgettable characters.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Adj.1.forgettable - easily forgotten
unforgettable - impossible to forget
Translations
forgettable [fəˈgetəbl] ADJ → poco memorable
forgettable [fərˈgɛtəbəl] adj (= unremarkable) [film, music, game, year] → peu mémorable; [person, face] → ordinaire
forgettable
adj an eminently forgettable second novel → ein zweiter Roman, den man getrost vergessen kann; it was an instantly forgettable game → es war ein Spiel, das man sofort vergessen konnte
forgettable [fəˈgɛtəbl] adj → non degno/a di nota
forgettable [fəˈgɛtəbl] adj → non degno/a di nota


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