Definition: Absentmindednesses are traits that individuals have in common, including an inability to focus on one task or object for an extended period of time. They can manifest themselves in various forms such as poor concentration, difficulty maintaining attention, lack of persistence, and a tendency to make impulsive decisions. The word "absentmindednesses" is derived from the Latin phrase "absenti," which means absent-mindedness. It can be used figuratively or literally in relation to people's inability to pay attention to details or to hold one's thoughts or actions together for an extended period of time, such as when something happens that disrupts someone else's focus. Here are some definitions: - A word derived from the Latin phrase "absenti," meaning absent-mindedness. - It can also mean someone who lacks concentration and persistence in their tasks or activities. For example, one might say that someone is "absentminded" if they struggle to stay focused on a particular task for an extended period of time. Another way to describe something like this would be that it involves people making impulsive decisions without considering the consequences or potential risks involved. The word can also have a negative connotation, especially when used in a derogatory manner, as it suggests someone is not paying attention to details and cannot focus on one task for long periods of time.

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