Unforgetful
adjective
1.
apt to forget; that forgets:
a forgetful person.
2.
heedless or neglectful (often followed by of):
to be forgetful of others.
3.
bringing on oblivion:
forgetful slumber.
adjective
1.
tending to forget
2.
(often postpositive) foll by of. inattentive (to) or neglectful (of)
3.
(poetic) causing loss of memory
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