memoryless
- adjective
- /ˈmɛməriˌlɛs/
- After the accident, he was almost completely memoryless and could not recall his childhood.
Examples
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The character in the novel wakes up memoryless in a strange city, unsure of who she is.
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Some neurological conditions can leave a person memoryless for certain periods of their life.
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The memoryless device cannot store any data.
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A memoryless system is often more efficient.
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After the accident, he was almost completely memoryless and could not recall his childhood.
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The character in the novel wakes up memoryless in a strange city, unsure of who she is.
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Some neurological conditions can leave a person memoryless for certain periods of their life.
Synonyms
A person who often cannot remember things
Having lost some or all of their memory
Related to or causing loss of memory
Not good at remembering things
How Forgetful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Memoryless is formed from memory plus -less, meaning 'without', so it refers to a person who has little or no ability to remember past events or who cannot remember things.