amnesic

[æmˈniːzɪk]

amnesic Definition

relating to or suffering from amnesia, a partial or total loss of memory.

Using amnesic: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "amnesic" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The patient was diagnosed with amnesic syndrome.

  • Example

    The amnesic character in the movie couldn't remember anything about his past.

  • Example

    He suffered from amnesic episodes after the accident.

amnesic Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for amnesic

Antonyms for amnesic

Phrases with amnesic

  • anterograde amnesic

    a type of amnesia where new memories cannot be formed after the onset of amnesia

    Example

    The patient had anterograde amnesia and could not remember anything that happened after the accident.

  • a type of amnesia where memories formed before the onset of amnesia are lost

    Example

    The patient had retrograde amnesia and could not remember anything that happened before the accident.

  • a type of amnesia where both retrograde and anterograde amnesia are present

    Example

    The patient had global amnesia and could not remember anything before or after the accident.

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Summary: amnesic in Brief

'Amnesic' [æmˈniːzɪk] is an adjective used to describe someone who is suffering from amnesia, a partial or total loss of memory. It can also refer to things related to or causing amnesia. Examples include 'The patient was diagnosed with amnesic syndrome.' and 'The amnesic character in the movie couldn't remember anything about his past.' Phrases like 'anterograde amnesic' and 'retrograde amnesic' denote specific types of amnesia.