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Meanings of scatterbrained in English
Usage of scatterbrained in English
1
That's something my blog was way too self-indulgent and scatterbrained to do.
2
And why must I be saddled with realistic, male, scatterbrained visual reactions?
3
The dream always left him low-spirited and a little scatterbrained the next day.
4
But Mrs. Thornburgh, it was soon evident; was giving him but a scatterbrained attention.
5
But Gregory thinks he's far too scatterbrained even for that.
6
The whole lot of them tend to be scatterbrained at least most of the time.
7
Oh yeah, sorry, I'm a little scatterbrained this morning.
8
She has two sisters, the younger, according to her, "very pretty, but scatterbrained".
9
Both had the same scatterbrained sense of humor.
10
She gave us kind of a scatterbrained look and said she was aiming to pick some posies.
11
She'd been scatterbrained about everything since Jenna's death, barely sleeping at night, hardly eating anything at meals.
12
I am afraid your audience will be scatterbrained, General, there is so much going on about the decks.
13
He selected the high-minded but scatterbrained congressman Les Aspin for secretary of defense; Aspin lasted less than a year.
14
The slightest of excuses served to turn him suddenly from a clever, scatterbrained imp of mischief into a serious student.
15
He's kind of scatterbrained.
16
So they let scatterbrained old women like Mother Jujy go around pretending to tell fortunes, cast spells, and brew love potions.
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Scatterbrained through the time