disremember (Meaning)

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disremember (v. t.)

To fail to remember; to forget.

The old man disremembered his own name, much to the dismay of his family.
Despite extensive research, the historians disremembered the exact date of the battle.
The disremembered love letters were discovered in the attic, revealing a forgotten romance.
She disremembered her promise to call back, causing a rift in their friendship.
The disremembered childhood memories resurfaced, bringing both joy and sorrow.
He tried to disremember the trauma he had experienced, but it haunted him day and night.
The politician's disremembered campaign promises were used against him in the election.
The townspeople disremembered the legend of the haunted house, leading to a group of teenagers exploring it.
She disremembered to lock the door, leaving the house vulnerable to intruders.
The disremembered family heirlooms were discovered in a forgotten trunk, filling the family with joy.

To fail to remember; to forget.

forget, miss,lose,unlearn, pass over, blank, slight, disregard, ignore, neglect

think (of), recall, recollect,remember, remember, think (of), recall, recollect, remind,reminisce (about)

The old man disremembered his own name, much to the dismay of his family.

Despite extensive research, the historians disremembered the exact date of the battle.

The disremembered love letters were discovered in the attic, revealing a forgotten romance.

She disremembered her promise to call back, causing a rift in their friendship.