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Meanings of very forgetful in English

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Usage of very forgetful in English
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She must have thought I was very forgetful, to forget that address.
Merton of the Movies
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I'm very forgetful about money matters, and haven't been to the bankers.
Indian Summer
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Her service used to be faultless, but now she has become very forgetful.
The Entire Project Gutenberg Works of Mark Twain
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I am a rather fussy and very forgetful old lady.
The Girl Scouts at Home; or, Rosanna's Beautiful Day
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She means well, and makes all kinds of promises, though she is very forgetful.
The King's Arrow: A Tale of the United Empire Loyalists
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Thee's very forgetful of one of thy best friends.
A Day of Fate
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Gutierrez also said her friend is very forgetful.
Reuters
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He was very forgetful, and adventures often happened to him in consequence, which diverted us amazingly.
Memoirs of Louis XIV and His Court and of the Regency — Volume 0...
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For the poorer classes of Italians are sometimes very forgetful of benefits, but are rarely ungrateful.
Taquisara
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Kids are very forgetful, and parents have jobs.
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His employer was certainly very forgetful to-day.
A Ward of the Golden Gate
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You must have thought me very forgetful.
Don Orsino
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She was a very forgetful girl.
The Story of the Treasure Seekers / Being the Adventures of the ...
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But I am very forgetful, now that I am old, and my sense of duty is getting spongy.
Mark Twain's Letters — Volume 4 (1886-1900)
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Now then, Guy-youare a very forgetful fellow still; you have never yet told us your friend's name.
John Halifax, Gentleman
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I've become so very forgetful.
Unfinished desires: a novel
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