forgettable
/fə'getəbl/
Definition
Adjective 1. Easily forgotten; not memorable or worthy of being remembered: Describes something that is so ordinary, uninteresting, or insignificant that it is unlikely to leave a lasting impression or be recalled later.
Usage
The adjective "forgettable" is used to describe experiences, objects, or people that fail to be remarkable or noteworthy. It often carries a mildly negative or dismissive connotation, implying a lack of impact or quality. It is commonly used in reviews or casual descriptions.
Examples
- The movie had a forgettable plot and one-dimensional characters.
- It was a forgettable meal; nothing on the menu stood out.
- He gave a forgettable performance, blending into the background of the play.
- The town itself was pleasant but largely forgettable for tourists.
Advanced Usage
- "utterly/completely/totally forgettable": Used for emphasis to stress that something has absolutely no memorable qualities.
- The sequel was an utterly forgettable cash grab.
- In contrast to "unforgettable": "Forgettable" is the direct antonym of "unforgettable," which describes something extremely memorable.
Variants and Related Words
- Forget (verb): To fail to remember.
- Forgetfulness (noun): The quality of being prone to forgetting.
- Unforgettable (adjective): Impossible to forget; extremely memorable.
Synonyms
- Unmemorable
- Unremarkable
- Insignificant
- Ordinary
Antonyms
- Unforgettable
- Memorable
- Remarkable
- Noteworthy
Adjective
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easily forgotten
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