scatter-brained Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- flighty
- puerile
- thoughtless
- harebrained
- frothy
- foolish
- light-minded
- frivolous
- yeasty
- featherbrained
- happy
- dizzy
- ditzy
- ditsy
- playful
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Strongest:
Strong:
- dignified
- staid
- solemn
- serious-minded
- unfrivolous
- sedate
- solemn
- somber
- sombre
- severe
- melancholy
- heavy
- staid
- dignified
- grave
- grave
- severe
- sedate
- somber
- melancholy
- serious-minded
- unfrivolous
- heavy
- sombre
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scatter-brained Meaning
scatter-brained (a.)
Giddy; thoughtless.
scatter-brained Sentence Examples
- Sarah's scatter-brained behavior made it difficult for her to focus on her studies.
- Despite his intelligence, he often comes across as scatter-brained due to his forgetfulness.
- Jenny's scatter-brained approach to planning her schedule resulted in missed appointments.
- As a scatter-brained individual, he struggled to keep track of his belongings.
- The scatter-brained professor frequently lost track of time during lectures.
- Being scatter-brained, she frequently forgot where she placed important documents.
- His scatter-brained tendencies led to confusion among his colleagues during team meetings.
- Despite her scatter-brained nature, she managed to excel in creative endeavors.
- The scatter-brained artist often lost herself in the midst of her chaotic workspace.
- Despite being scatter-brained at times, he possessed a keen intuition that often surprised others.
FAQs About the word scatter-brained
Giddy; thoughtless.
goofy, futile, silly, giddy, flighty, puerile, thoughtless, harebrained, frothy, foolish
earnest, earnest, thoughtful, sober,serious, sober, thoughtful, serious, dignified, staid
Sarah's scatter-brained behavior made it difficult for her to focus on her studies.
Despite his intelligence, he often comes across as scatter-brained due to his forgetfulness.
Jenny's scatter-brained approach to planning her schedule resulted in missed appointments.
As a scatter-brained individual, he struggled to keep track of his belongings.
