absent mindedness in Korean

noun - absentmindedness
인사불성: unconsciousness, having no sense of propriety, absentmindedness

Sentence patterns related to "absent mindedness"

1. Absent-mindedness, childish pranks, jokes...

2. Forgetfulness, absent-mindedness, who knows?

3. There are fights, absent-mindedness, skipping class.

4. The reason for such absent-mindedness is obvious.

5. See here, Julia... you're counting too much on my absent-mindedness.

6. See here, Julia... you' re counting too much on my absent- mindedness

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8. Christopher becomes exasperated by Pooh's absent-mindedness and fear of Heffalumps and Woozles.

9. He didn't do that out of meanness, but rather out of absent-mindedness.

10. In the above example, absent-mindedness is first a symptom of a subconscious feeling.

11. Russia Today's chief Margarita Simonyan chalked up the tragedy to good ole Soviet absent-mindedness:

12. I myself have been diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, a characteristic of which is tuning out, absent- mindedness.

13. It is too painful to believe that humanity would destroy millions of other species – and jeopardize our own future – in a fit of absent-mindedness.

14. Some are due to absent-mindedness, carelessness, lack of awareness of and/or respect for safety standards, the presence in the home of dangerous equipment or chemical substances

15. It is logical that a passport lost as a result of absent mindedness potentially presents just as many dangers to the security of the Union as one that is stolen.

16. The doctor comes out of his fit of absent-mindedness and nods several times, strokes Yarik's back and head and shows by gestures that he understands everything and believes him.

17. There may be some distant echoes that remain, maybe a sense of déjá vu here and there, but like most people, you'll just pass it off as absent-mindedness and move on.

18. Either the Creator, "in a fit of absent mindedness," created many species of fruit flies in Hawaii, or the fruit flies that arrived on the islands, diversified to fill a wide range of vacant ecological niches.

19. Origins European and southern interest in the Arctic region goes back for centuries, but the Canadian government, which accepted responsibility for the Arctic region in 1880, only emerged from its "state of absent-mindedness" about the region during the 1950s.

20. Some are due to absent-mindedness, carelessness, lack of awareness of and/or respect for safety standards, the presence in the home of dangerous equipment or chemical substances. However, they are also very often due to an inadequate safety and prevention culture.