forgettable in Latin
forgettable in Latin is immemorabilis — forgettable means not memorable or special enough to be remembered.
forgettable in Latin
immemorabilis
Easily forgotten; not special or notable.
What does "forgettable" mean?
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adj Not memorable or special enough to be remembered.
"The movie was a forgettable sequel that added nothing new."
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forgettable in a sentence
- The movie was a forgettable sequel that added nothing new.
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What is "forgettable" in Latin?
"forgettable" in Latin is immemorabilis. forgettable means: Not memorable or special enough to be remembered.
How do you use "forgettable" in a sentence?
Example: "The movie was a forgettable sequel that added nothing new." In Latin, "forgettable" is immemorabilis.
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