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amnesia (s) (noun); amnesias, amnesiæ (pl)
A partial or a total loss of or an inability to remember: Tom's mother's amnesia was shown by her incapability to recall past experiences or being unable to remember who he was.

Amnesias may exist for some people because of shocks, psychological disturbances, brain injuries, certain kinds of illnesses, or just old age.

A man seems to have a loss of memory about a loan.
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A man seems to have forgotten about his family.
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amnesia, amnesias
A loss of memory either partially or totally. (2)
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