I always forget refactoring, as in code refactoring, and fiber.
I was going to answer this but I can’t remember.
Same here, I have that same word on the tip of my tongue and can’t remember it either.
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My mnemonic is “for eggsample.”
I use “in essence” for i.e.
Example given
my mnemonics are:
e.g. = egxample, i.e. = in eother wordsI do, too, but that’s remembering, not forgetting.
I think writers and readers both stumble over them. I avoid both altogether these days.
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Everyone’s names.
me too, uh… ulysses bankster five.
The phrase “Baader-Meinhof effect”
I love pointing out examples of it but always forget the name, leading to an awkward moment when I try to explain it
For the people who hadn’t heard of it (like me): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frequency_illusion
I have ADHD, so pretty much every word when I need it most.
Ifyp scatterbrained to all hell
this implies one. all sorts of words the moment I need them.
Ostention, which I occasionally use in its folkloric sense, is one that I can hardly ever bring to mind at the critical moment.
deflagration
I had to look it up for this post. My brain’s inability to recall the word for detonation velocities lower than the speed of sound wasn’t an issue until rotating detonation engines started to make news and I’ve needed to explain the difference between explosions and deflagrations to people.
oh, um… shit, it’s right on the tip of my tongue…
Funny you should ask. And that’s the thing, I can’t remember.
I forgot. 🤷🏻♂️
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Defenestration
Gets me every time I need it…
Empathy and sympathy. I know they are different, and I know how they are different, but I always forget which is which.
I’m better at writing than talking because it takes me so long to think of so many words.
today I paused for 30 seconds trying to remember “second line of defense,”
and paused again for a really long time trying to remember what this thing is called I plug my phone into recharge when I’m traveling, oh yeah it’s called a “power bank.”
