unremembering
- adjective
- /ˌʌn.rɪˈmɛm.bər.ɪŋ/
- He lived an unremembering life, never reflecting on his past achievements.
Examples
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An unremembering society risks repeating the mistakes of history.
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The unremembering crowd quickly moved on, leaving the old monument unnoticed.
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His unremembering of the past surprised everyone.
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She felt a sense of unremembering as she looked at old photos.
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Living a life of unremembering, he rarely thought about the decisions he had made in the past.
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An unremembering society may struggle to learn from its previous errors.
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She experienced a feeling of unremembering as she tried to recall her childhood memories.
Synonyms
A loss of memory often after injury, illness, or trauma
A problem when a person cannot remember information or past experiences
A habit of not remembering things like names or keys
Antonyms
How Forgetful
Surface Forms
Morphology
unremembering = remembering (transparent) = un + remember + ing
The form is a direct and regular prefixation of 'remembering' with un-, yielding the meaning 'not remembering'.
Etymology
Unremembering combines un- 'not' with remember, so it literally means 'not remembering'. That's why the word is used for people or groups who do not remember things or who have little memory of something.