Usage of "so forgetful"

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Usage of so forgetful in English

I don't know what makes me so forgetful lately-andalways so drowsy. 
 Round Anvil Rock: A Romance 

I am not so ungrateful, not so forgetful of the past three months-- 
 The Woman in White 

He was fun, always joking but so forgetful with many things. 
 The panic zone 

Rarely had I seen her so animated, so forgetful of her own ailments. 
 The Red Planet 

Mr. Lincoln was so forgetful of self as to be absolutely without personal fear. 
 The Boys' Life of Abraham Lincoln 

You are growing so forgetful that it is positively annoying. 
 Vendetta: A Story of One Forgotten 

Why do I have to be so forgetful and disorganized? 
 Goodbye dolly 

I have never seen a man so gross, so inept, so stupid, so forgetful. 
 The Eleven Comedies, Volume 1 

In that case, I should regret God had made a man so forgetful of honor. 
 The Purchase Price; Or, The Cause of Compromise 

She had grown so forgetful, that she had not remembered that it was so soon. 
 One of Life's Slaves 

Why so forgetful of all the sacred vows and solemn pledges which you plighted then? 
 The Jericho Road 

I can't think how I can be so forgetful. 
 The Story of Waitstill Baxter 

But modern British politics was never so forgetful. 
 The Guardian 

We cannot be so forgetful as to omit to inform you concerning our churches and services. 
 Narratives of New Netherland, 1609-1664 

I marvel that you can be so forgetful. 
 This Country of Ours 

Perhaps she, unloving, had not been so forgetful? 
 Zuleika Dobson; Or, An Oxford Love Story 

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Meanings of so forgetful in English