#useful_vocabulary

🆒 Describing a Strong Memory:

1. Exceptional memory – Remembers things very well.
2. Photographic memory – Remembers everything like a picture.
3. Eidetic memory – Can recall images with great detail.
4. Remarkable recall – Has a very good memory.
5. Exceptional retentive ability – Can store and remember information easily.
6. Sharp memory – Remembers things quickly and easily.
7. Excellent memory – Remembers things well.
8. Good recall – Can easily remember details.
9. Never forgets a face – Remembers people very well.
10. Mind like a steel trap – Remembers things quickly and clearly.
11. Remembers smallest details – Can recall even very small things from the past.
12. Amazing clarity – Recalls events and conversations perfectly.
13. Memory like a sponge – Absorbs and remembers everything.
14. Mind like a library – Has many memories stored and ready to access.

🟤Describing a Weak Memory:

1. Poor memory – Struggles to remember things.
2. Forgetful – Often forgets things.
3. Absent-minded – Easily distracted and forgets things.
4. Bad memory – Has trouble remembering.
5. Trouble remembering names/faces – Has a hard time recalling people.
6. Forgets appointments/events – Misses important dates or events.
7. Short memory – Forgets things quickly.
8. Can’t recall details – Has difficulty remembering specific facts.
9. Memory like a sieve – Everything slips through and is forgotten.
10. Mind like a colander – Full of gaps, forgets a lot.
11. Memory as bad as a goldfish's – Forgets almost everything.
12. Can’t remember breakfast – Forgets very basic things.
13. Loses keys every day – Constantly misplaces things.
14. Always losing phone – Regularly forgets where their phone is.

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