Pronunciation: /ˌæbsənt ˈmaɪndɪdnəs/
noun the quality or state of being forgetful or preoccupied
A1 She often forgets where she puts her keys due to her absent-mindedness.
A2 His absent-mindedness causes him to miss important appointments.
B1 The professor's absent-mindedness led to him forgetting to submit grades on time.
B2 Despite his absent-mindedness, he still managed to excel in his studies.
C1 Her absent-mindedness can be frustrating at times, but she is brilliant in her field.
C2 The CEO's absent-mindedness sometimes causes chaos in the company, but his innovative ideas make up for it.
adjective describing someone who is forgetful or preoccupied
A1 She often forgets where she put her keys due to her absent-mindedness.
A2 His absent-mindedness caused him to miss his bus stop.
B1 The professor's absent-mindedness led to him forgetting to submit grades on time.
B2 Her absent-mindedness in class resulted in her failing to complete the assignment.
C1 Despite his absent-mindedness, he was able to excel in his career due to his exceptional skills.
C2 Her absent-mindedness was seen as endearing by her colleagues, who found it charming.
formal His absent-mindedness often led to forgetting important appointments.
informal I can't believe I left my keys at home again, my absent-mindedness strikes once more.
slang My friend's absent-mindedness is next level, he's always losing his phone.
figurative The artist's absent-mindedness allowed his creativity to flow freely without overthinking.
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