memory loss
- noun
- /ˈmɛməri lɔs/
- Dementia causes memory loss, short and long term.
- chronic memory loss
- dementia and memory loss
- symptoms include memory loss
And we asked many of you whether you have confirmed memory loss.
- And we asked many of you whether you have confirmed memory loss.
- Not to mention things like fatigue, circulatory problems, poor digestion, muscle aches, dizziness, depression, memory loss.
- So I think most people think of strokes where you get weakness down one side, or people who have memory loss or collapses or convulsions.
- But the irony of the situation at is that while we were writing this book, I was losing him and I was losing him via memory loss, dementia and Alzheimer's.
- And my first question is short term memory loss.
- Like it would bring on these crazy symptoms of like crazy anger, memory loss, like nausea, like just, I would feel so fucked up and they would pass a little bit.
- African combat was starting to suffer memory loss, you know, massive migraines.
- If it's if, if you've got like a mass amount of memory loss that's just gone.
- It's a it's a struggle being in there the last few days of better memory loss.
Examples
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Most worryingly, he complained of memory loss, which he felt like an early Alzheimer's thing brought on by lack of sleep.
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Memory loss is not necessarily related to aging.
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The doctor says you might suffer from memory loss.
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Look, she suffered some sort of memory loss.
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There's no medical reason for your memory loss.
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She may have memory loss.
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He started to show signs of significant memory loss.
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When a person has short-term memory loss, his life is made up of moments.
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Does stress contribute to memory loss or Alzheimer's?
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The doctor confirmed that her recent confusion was a sign of memory loss due to stress.
Synonyms
A loss of memory often after injury, illness, or trauma
A habit of not remembering things like names or keys
Antonyms
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Morphology
The compound 'memory loss' literally combines 'memory' (stored information) with 'loss' (deprivation), so its basic meaning — loss of memory — is directly derivable from the constituents. While the AI/technical nuance (catastrophic forgetting) is domain-specific, the general sense is transparent to learners who know both words.
Etymology
Memory loss paints a simple picture: imagine a shelf of photos (memory) where some pictures fall off and are gone (loss). So it means 'being unable to remember' or having gaps in what you recall.