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Перевод: forgetfulness

[существительное]
забывчивость

Тезаурус:

1. The claim that its concentration on things material meant a neglect, or even a denial, of things spiritual, a forgetfulness of God, was a common one.
2. There was a hind of peace in forgetfulness.
3. The most gruesome anecdotes are interrupted by "phone calls, shopping expeditions, hospital appointments, the everyday encroachments of forgetfulness and failing health.
4. Any other place, no matter where, offered some prospect of new beginnings, some hope of self-renewal, some promise of forgetfulness.
5. In the pain there was both forgetfulness and satisfaction, just as there had been when Maggie was born.
6. It also becomes an experience which indirectly registers the resilience of the individual's own immediate cultural past: forgetfulness and oblivion are the means of its escape, but become so in a way which register its continuing presence.
7. This may have strengthened an impression that occurs frequently to his critics, one of relentless eccentricity most manifest in forgetfulness.
8. I just want to know if your anger is because of the way the project has absorbed me lately, or if it's simply the ill-mannered forgetfulness I showed last night - which I don't deny, and for which I again apologize."
9. The principal method is the study of hoards, since coins have frequently been deposited in hoards for safe-keeping and their owners have often been prevented from recovering them for a variety of reasons such as death or forgetfulness.
10. In 1914 George Saintsbury in his contribution to the Cambridge History of English Literature lamented that Leapor among others had sunken into "absolute forgetfulness".
11. Not in entire forgetfulness,
12. And it was true - progressivism was followed closely in his heart by the decadent enigmas of forgetfulness and oblivion' ( Pasolini , 263, 265).
13. But the connection of transgressive desire with forgetfulness and oblivion is important and follows in a long tradition: religious, mystical, or romantic or some combination of all these.