Pronunciation: /ˈskæt̬ərˌbreɪn/
noun a person who is forgetful, disorganized, or easily distracted
A1 My scatterbrain friend always forgets where she puts her keys.
A2 As a scatterbrain, he often loses track of time and forgets appointments.
B1 Being a scatterbrain can be frustrating when trying to stay organized at work.
B2 Despite being a scatterbrain, she manages to excel in her studies through sheer determination.
C1 Her scatterbrain tendencies are often overlooked due to her exceptional problem-solving skills.
C2 The scatterbrain professor surprised everyone with his brilliant insights during the conference.
adjective describing someone who is forgetful, disorganized, or easily distracted
A1 She is a scatterbrain when it comes to remembering appointments.
A2 The scatterbrain student forgot to bring his homework to class.
B1 Despite being a scatterbrain at times, she always manages to get her work done.
B2 His scatterbrain tendencies often lead to him misplacing important documents.
C1 The scatterbrain professor was known for his absentmindedness in lectures.
C2 Her scatterbrain nature sometimes caused confusion among her colleagues in the office.
formal She is often perceived as a scatterbrain due to her forgetfulness and disorganization.
informal Don't mind him, he's just a scatterbrain sometimes.
slang My scatterbrain friend forgot her phone at the restaurant again.
figurative His scatterbrain tendencies make it hard for him to stay focused on one task at a time.
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