selective amnesia (Meaning)
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selective amnesia (n)
amnesia about particular events that is very convenient for the person who cannot remember
Synonyms & Antonyms of selective amnesia
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selective amnesia Sentence Examples
- The patient exhibited selective amnesia, only remembering events from a specific time period.
- The criminal feigned selective amnesia to avoid responsibility for his actions.
- The accident victim's selective amnesia erased all memories of the past year.
- The surgeon's selective amnesia conveniently blocked out memories of the botched surgery.
- The politician's selective amnesia selectively recalled only the instances that portrayed him favorably.
- The witness's selective amnesia made it difficult to ascertain the truth about the crime.
- The child's selective amnesia following a traumatic event protected their fragile psyche.
- The victim of a robbery suffered from selective amnesia, unable to recall the details of the crime.
- The scientist's selective amnesia impaired their ability to remember critical experimental data.
- The historian's selective amnesia led to an incomplete and biased account of past events.
FAQs About the word selective amnesia
amnesia about particular events that is very convenient for the person who cannot remember
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The patient exhibited selective amnesia, only remembering events from a specific time period.
The criminal feigned selective amnesia to avoid responsibility for his actions.
The accident victim's selective amnesia erased all memories of the past year.
The surgeon's selective amnesia conveniently blocked out memories of the botched surgery.
