Pronunciation: /ˌæbsəntˈmaɪndɪdnəs/
noun a state of being forgetful or inattentive
A1 She often forgets where she puts her keys due to her absentmindedness.
A2 His absentmindedness caused him to miss his bus stop.
B1 The professor's absentmindedness led to him forgetting to submit grades on time.
B2 Her absentmindedness in class often resulted in her missing important information.
C1 The CEO's absentmindedness during the meeting was surprising given his usual attention to detail.
C2 Despite his absentmindedness, he was still able to excel in his career due to his exceptional problem-solving skills.
adjective absentminded
A1 She often forgets where she puts her keys due to her absentmindedness.
A2 His absentmindedness sometimes leads to him missing important appointments.
B1 The professor's absentmindedness caused him to lose track of time during the lecture.
B2 Despite his absentmindedness, he always manages to remember important details for his work.
C1 Her absentmindedness can be frustrating at times, but she is still a reliable employee.
C2 The author's absentmindedness is evident in the intricate details woven throughout his novels.
formal Her absentmindedness often caused her to forget important meetings.
informal I can't believe I left my keys at home again, my absentmindedness is getting out of hand.
slang His absentmindedness is next level, he's always losing his phone.
figurative The absentmindedness of the professor led to a confusing lecture for the students.
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