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    for·get·ta·ble
    [fərˈɡedəb(ə)l]
    adjective
    forgettable (adjective)
    1. easily forgotten, especially through being uninteresting or mediocre:
      "eminently forgettable horror movies"
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    adjective
    1. easily forgotten, especially through being uninteresting or mediocre:
      run-of-the-mill
      ordinary
      middle-of-the-road
      average
      common
      commonplace
      everyday
      workaday
      quotidian
      pedestrian
      suburban
      mundane
      mediocre
      humdrum
      prosaic
      lackluster
      unexceptional
      indifferent
      unmemorable
      uninspired
      unimpressive
      unexciting
      unspectacular
      uneventful
      unremarkable
      inconsequential
      unnoticeable
      inconspicuous
      characterless
      featureless
      nondescript
      plain
      simple
      fair
      not bad
      passable
      all right
      middling
      moderate
      hackneyed
      trite
      jejune
      garden-variety
      no big deal
      no great shakes
      OK
      okay
      so-so
      bog standard
      (plain) vanilla
      fair-to-middling
      a dime a dozen
      common or garden
      ornery
      bush-league
      nothing special
      nothing to write home about
      nothing to get excited about
      not so hot
      not up to much
      not much cop
      half-pie
      Opposite:
      distinguished
      remarkable
      extraordinary
     
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  1. Likely to be forgotten
    Forgettable - definition of forgettable by The Free Dictionary forgettable Also found in: Thesaurus . for·get·ta·ble (fər-gĕt′ə-bəl, fôr-) adj. Likely to be forgotten, especially for being unimpressive: a movie with very forgettable characters. American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.

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    Aging and emotional memory : the forgettable nature of negative images for older adults. You have this history, and some of it was good, some of it was average, and some of it was instantly forgettable . His public persona was forgettable; his private one, indelible. They tend to be forgettable .

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    What is a forgettable thing?
    Anything that's not memorable, especially because it's just not very interesting, is forgettable. A forgettable meal at a restaurant might be bland, and a forgettable book may not have much of a plot. When something is easy to forget and hard to remember, it's forgettable.

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    What does it mean if someone is forgettable?
    If you describe something or someone as forgettable, you mean that they do not have any qualities that make them special, unusual, or interesting. He has acted in three forgettable action movies. Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner’s Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers

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    What does it mean if something is easy to forget?
    When something is easy to forget and hard to remember, it's forgettable. This adjective is particularly popular with critics, as an easy way to convey how mediocre something is. You might have loved every single Pixar movie except for Cars, which you found to be totally forgettable.

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    What is the meaning of forgetting?
    get•ting. be unable to recall: to forget someone's name. to omit or neglect unintentionally: I forgot to shut the window before leaving. neglect to take: to forget one's keys. leave unnoticed. take no note of. disregard or slight. to cease or omit to think of something.

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    What is apt to be or worthy of being forgotten?
    apt to be or worthy of being forgotten: a forgettable performance. for•get /fɚˈgɛt/ v., -got /-ˈgɑt/ -got•ten /-ˈgɑtən/ or -got, -get•ting. be unable to recall: [~ + object] [usually not: be + ~-ing] I have forgotten your name. [~ + (that) clause] I forgot that we had a meeting.

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    What if the first half was forgettable?
    Her capacity to come up with the forgettable phrase is quite something. If the first half had been forgettable, the second was only marginally better. The pudding was a largely forgettable crème caramel. ● adjective: (= unremarkable) [film, music, game, year] peu mémorable; [person, face] ordinaire [...]

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