amnesia

IPA: æmnˈiʒʌ

Examples of "amnesia" in Sentences

And amnesia is the most cliche plot contrivance of the modern era.
When it comes to the pain of childbirth, a little amnesia is a good thing.
Some readers have suggested amnesia is a cop-out, a bad soap opera plot fix.
Okay, so, Dean knows his Angel enemas and maybe he figures amnesia is par for this particular course.
But, then again, I suppose it's ultimately within the province of the fact-finder to determine whether the alleged case of amnesia is actually believable.
She concludes he apparently suffers from a form of short term amnesia that does not allow him to make new memories more than five minutes old though his pre-flight remain okay.
So poor Jamie Tyler sits there lingering in amnesia with the ever faithful Luke Smith by her side, Rose and the Doctor worried beyond belief at their daughter's condition, and the mystery of the Ganyites hanging over everybody, even though I know what it freaking is.