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Answer 1:
There are some problems with this question, but I'll only say the most important one.
There can't be any antonym of amnesia, because amnesia is a noun and nouns don't have antonyms.
And, for future reference, an antonym is the opposite of something, such as hot and cold. Hot is the antonym of cold.
Sorry for your confusion on antonyms.
Answer 2:
I understand the confusion of the question.
Amnesia: loss of a large block of interrelated memories; complete or partial lossof memory
caused by brain injury, shock, etc.
"loss of memory," 1786 (as a Greek word in English from 1670s), ModernLatin, coined from Greek amnesia "forgetfulness," from a-, privative prefix,"not" (see a- (3)) + mimneskesthai "to recall, cause to remember," areduplicated form related to Greek mnemnon "mindful," mneme "memory,"mnasthai "to remember;" from PIE root *men- "to think, or remember"
Every noun has an opposite or antonym, for instance:
Light : darkness
Angel : demon
Man : beast
Hence the opposite amnesia is not forgetfulness, but is instead mnemme or mnasthai (memory or remembering). Technically amnesia is an anto-nym for forming memory. If you experience anything beyond acute amnesia, then you need to seek the aid of a licensed professional to prevent it from worsening and to aid your recovery. Unfortunately some forms of amnesia remain irreversible in modern science- such as amnesia brought about by brain damage. The most common form amnesia is very acute and occurs in most people awakening from a dream, in which the person slowly or rapidly forgets the experiences that occurred throughout the duration of the dream. Another example of a form of acute amnesia is forgetting where you last set your keys.
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Hypermnesia - abnormally sharp or vivid recall.
Hyperthymesia - superior autobiographical memory.
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∙ 12y agoHypermnesia - abnormally sharp or vivid recall.
Hyperthymesia - superior autobiographical memory.
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Pete Wentz is "the opposite of amnesia"
....and you're a cherry blossom
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What is the origin of the medical term Amnesia?
In Greek amnesia means forgetfulness.
Where did the word amnesia come from?
Greek, for forgetfulness.
What do you call Loss of memory?
In general Memory loss is referred to as Amnesia, is an abnormal degree of forgetfulness and/or inability to recall past events.
What is Dissociative amnesia?
Dissociative amnesia is a disorder in which the distinctive feature is the patient's inability to remember important personal information to a degree that cannot be explained by normal forgetfulness
What neurological disorder causes forgetfulness?
Alzheimer's disease is a common neurological disorder that causes forgetfulness and memory loss. It is characterized by the accumulation of amyloid plaques and neurofibrillary tangles in the brain, leading to cognitive decline over time.
What is an antonym for the word souvenir?
A "souvenir" , from french, recalls a memory. Lethe ( lee-thee with a hard th) means forgetfulness; and nepenthe ( ne PEN thay ) is a drug that induces forgetfulness or oblivion. theres no reason why your gay
Which 2003 film was about amnesia?
Amnesia
Is forgetfulness is a noun form?
Yes, forgetfulness is a noun that refers to the act or state of forgetting things.
Do you have amnesia if you forget to do simple daily chores?
Forgetting to do something is not amnesia. Forgetting that you did something could be amnesia.
Did Harriet Tubman have amnesia?
No Harriet Tubman did not have amnesia.
How do you describe person with amnesia?
how can you describe a person with amnesia
How can you write a sentence with forgetfulness?
The word 'forgetfulness' is a noun, a word for a lapse of memory; a word for a thing.A noun functions as the subject of a sentence or a clause, and as the object of a verb or a preposition.Examples:My forgetfulness caused me to miss the appointment. (subject of the sentence)They are fond memories which forgetfulnessimproves. (subject of the relative clause)I blame his forgetfulness as the cause of the problem. (direct object of the verb 'blame')The professor is well known for forgetfulness. (object of the preposition 'for')
