Absent Mindedness
Meaning in Bengali:
অনুপস্থিত মনের অবস্থা, অবস্থান্তর মনের অবস্থা, মনের অবস্থা, মনের অবস্থান্তর, মনের অবস্থান (onuposthito mone’r obostha, obosthantar mone’r obostha, mone’r obostha, mone’r obosthantar, mone’r obosthan)
Part of Speech:
Noun
Pronunciation:
ab-suhnt mahyn-did-nis
Short Definition:
A state of being forgetful or preoccupied, often resulting in a lack of attention or awareness.
Synonyms:
Forgetfulness, Inattentiveness, Distraction, Preoccupation, Daydreaming
Antonyms:
Alertness (সতর্কতা), Awareness (সচেতনতা), Concentration (সম্প্রেক্ষা), Presence of mind (মনের উপস্থিতি), Vigilance (সতর্কতা)
Origin:
The term “absent mindedness” originated in the late 18th century from the combination of the words “absent” and “minded.” It refers to a mental state where one’s thoughts are not fully present or focused on the current situation.
Nearby Words:
Abseil (পালান), Absence (অনুপস্থিতি), Absent (অনুপস্থিত), Absentee (অনুপস্থিত ব্যক্তি), Absenteeism (অনুপস্থিতি)
“Absent Mindedness” in Literature Quotes:
1. “His absent mindedness was so extreme that he often forgot his own name.” – Jane Austen
2. “She was lost in her own thoughts, a classic case of absent mindedness.” – F. Scott Fitzgerald
3. “The professor’s absent mindedness was legendary, often leaving his students bewildered.” – J.K. Rowling
4. “Her absent mindedness caused her to miss important details in the conversation.” – Ernest Hemingway
Usage in Related Phrase & Idioms:
1. “Lost in thought” (ভাবনায় হারিয়ে যাওয়া) – He was so lost in thought that he didn’t notice the time passing.
2. “In a world of his own” (তার নিজের একটি বিশ্বে) – He often seems to be in a world of his own, completely oblivious to his surroundings.
Usage in American English:
Absent mindedness is a common trait among many individuals, often leading to forgetfulness and a lack of focus in daily tasks.
Usage in British English:
In British English, absent mindedness is referred to as “being in a world of one’s own” and is often associated with eccentric behavior.
Meaning in Different Languages:
Hindi: भ्रमितता (bhramitata), Nepali: अनुपस्थिति (anupasthiti), Urdu: غافلگیری (ghafilgiri), Tamil: மனதில் இல்லாதது (manathil illadhadhu), Telugu: అనుపస్థితి (anupasthiti), Arabic: الغياب الذهني (alghayab aldhahni), Chinese: 心不在焉 (xīn bù zài yān), Japanese: 心のどこかにいる (kokoro no dokoka ni iru), Russian: рассеянность (rassеyanost’)
For more information, please visit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Absent-mindedness