Forgettable Meaning in English
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Definition
Something that is forgettable is not special or interesting and is easily forgotten.
Usage & Nuances
Usually used in a slightly negative way to describe experiences, events, or things lacking impact. Common with nouns like 'movie', 'book', 'performance'. Not the same as 'forgettable' meaning positive (rare). Opposite of 'memorable'.
Spanish: olvidablePortuguese (BR): esquecívelPortuguese (PT): esquecívelChinese (Simplified): 容易被忘记的Chinese (Traditional): 容易被忘記的Hindi: भुला देने योग्यArabic: سهل النسيانBengali: ভুলে যাওয়ার মতো - মনে রাখার মতো নয়Russian: забываемыйJapanese: 印象に残らない - 忘れやすいVietnamese: khó nhớ - không đáng nhớKorean: 기억에 남지 않는 - 잊혀질만한Turkish: unutulabilir - akılda kalmayanUrdu: ناقابلِ یادداشت - بھلایا جا سکنے والاIndonesian: mudah dilupakan
Example Sentences
The movie was very forgettable.
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His speech was forgettable and nobody talked about it later.
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Not every trip has to be memorable—some are just forgettable and that's okay.
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This book is not special—it's pretty forgettable.
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Honestly, the whole night was kind of forgettable for me.
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The food was so plain that it was completely forgettable.
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