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Term: Bad Memory

Description:

A bad memory refers to a person's inability to remember information accurately or at all. It can be a temporary or chronic condition, impacting various aspects of an individual’s life.

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Senses and Usages:

Noun - General Sense:

1. (Countable) A bad memory can frustrate one's ability to recall important facts during exams.

Example Sentence: He failed the test because his bad memory prevented him from remembering the equations.

Noun - Psychological Sense:

1. (Uncountable) Traumatic experiences can sometimes lead to a bad memory, making it difficult to recall specific events.

Example Sentence: The accident had such an impact on her that she developed a bad memory for that period of time.

Noun - Individual Sense:

1. (Countable) Everyone has a bad memory occasionally, forgetting where they left their keys or what they had for lunch.

Example Sentence: I must have a bad memory because I can never remember my colleague's name.

Adjective - General Sense:

1. Having a bad memory can make it hard to retain information for long periods.

Example Sentence: It's challenging for students to excel in academics if they have a bad memory.

Adjective - Impaired Sense:

1. Some elderly people may have a bad memory due to natural aging processes.

Example Sentence: Her grandmother's bad memory was becoming more evident as she struggled to recall recent conversations.

Adjective - Negative Quality Sense:

1. He is known for his bad memory, often forgetting important dates and appointments.

Example Sentence: It's frustrating when your partner has a bad memory and constantly forgets anniversaries.