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Meanings of forgettable in English
Portuguese
que pode ser esquecido Spanish
olvidable Antonyms
Examples for "unforgettable"
Examples for "unforgettable"
1
New levels and unforgettable memories shared with our closest friends and family.
2
Thank you God for allowing me to have such an unforgettable week.
3
Afterwards the interaction with the fans and among ourselves was simply unforgettable.
4
Sir, - I am back from my first unforgettable visit to Ireland.
5
Without doubt among the most astonishing performances of 2019, and unforgettable theatre.
Usage of forgettable in English
1
After a forgettable couple of weeks some good fortune is long overdue.
2
Scotland at least have victory to remember from an utterly forgettable game.
3
The only goal of a forgettable game arrived in the 30th minute.
4
I highly recommend it, though the included CD-ROM is pretty much forgettable.
5
McCarron's late heroics provided a bright spot on an otherwise forgettable performance.
6
Australian Prime Ministers have had some forgettable moments on the cricket pitch.
7
Happy, upbeat stuff, you know the sort of thing, sweet but forgettable.
8
Well, there was one anyway in an otherwise completely forgettable first half.
9
Sometimes the most forgettable of games leave the most indelible of impressions.
10
He was a wonderful centre-forward, who never seemed to score forgettable goals.
11
Overnight in Sanjo, another forgettable town on the rice plains of Niigata.
12
His introduction was the only lasting memory from a forgettable scoreless draw.
13
Malek may have been excellent but all the other performances were forgettable.
14
I was just another orphan, and a very forgettable one at that.
15
The opening 40 minutes were quite forgettable and had a typical end-of-season feel.
16
Two stars means mediocre but acceptable, three means forgettable but fine.
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Forgettable through the time
Forgettable across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare