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Forgetful (Adjective)

(of memory) deficient in retentiveness or range; "a short memory".

All adjective clusters.

She was a forgetful person and often had to write down reminders to herself to remember important appointments.
His forgetful nature made it difficult for him to recall the names of his coworkers after just a few days of working together.
As she grew older, her grandmother became increasingly forgetful and would often repeat the same stories multiple times in a single conversation.
The forgetful student had to study for hours before each test to compensate for his poor ability to retain information.
After a head injury, he was left with a forgetful mind and struggled to recall even the simplest facts about his past life.

Failing to keep in mind; "forgetful of her responsibilities"; "oblivious old age".

All adjective clusters.

She was forgetful of her responsibilities as a team leader and often had to be reminded of deadlines.
His forgetful nature made it difficult for him to keep track of his schedule and appointments.
As she grew older, she became increasingly forgetful and would often misplace her keys and wallet.
The forgetful tourist got lost in the city because he couldn't remember the directions to his hotel.
After a few too many drinks, he became forgetful of his surroundings and stumbled out of the bar.

Not mindful or attentive; "while thus unmindful of his steps he stumbled"- G.B.Shaw.

All adjective clusters.

As she grew older, she became more forgetful and often found herself searching for misplaced items.
His forgetful nature made him constantly reliant on reminders and post-it notes.
She was a bit forgetful during her presentation, struggling to recall key points.
Despite being highly organized, she had a forgetful moment and forgot to pick up milk on the way home.
Her husband teased her about being forgetful, joking that she couldn't remember her own birthday.