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What does 'amnesia' mean?
A nerve cell that sends messages around your brain and body.
Not being able to remember things, often after an injury.
A complete range between two extremes.
A silly or careless mistake.
What does 'blunder' mean?
A silly or careless mistake.
A complete range between two extremes.
To damage something very badly.
Not being able to remember things, often after an injury.
What does 'neuron' mean?
A silly or careless mistake.
A nerve cell that sends messages around your brain and body.
Not being able to remember things, often after an injury.
To damage something very badly.
What does 'spectrum' mean?
To damage something very badly.
Not being able to remember things, often after an injury.
A nerve cell that sends messages around your brain and body.
A complete range between two extremes.
What does 'ravage' mean?
Not being able to remember things, often after an injury.
A complete range between two extremes.
To damage something very badly.
A nerve cell that sends messages around your brain and body.
What does 'mixed' mean?
Having both good and bad feelings at the same time.
Extremely large in size or amount.
Not noticing or knowing what is happening around you.
Exact and accurate, with no mistakes.
What does 'oblivious' mean?
Very clear, bright and detailed in your mind.
Having both good and bad feelings at the same time.
Able to remember things in extremely exact detail.
Not noticing or knowing what is happening around you.
What does 'photographic' mean?
Exact and accurate, with no mistakes.
Able to remember things in extremely exact detail.
Having both good and bad feelings at the same time.
Very clear, bright and detailed in your mind.
What does 'precise' mean?
Extremely large in size or amount.
Not noticing or knowing what is happening around you.
Very clear, bright and detailed in your mind.
Exact and accurate, with no mistakes.
What does 'vast' mean?
Able to remember things in extremely exact detail.
Extremely large in size or amount.
Having both good and bad feelings at the same time.
Very clear, bright and detailed in your mind.
What does 'vivid' mean?
Having both good and bad feelings at the same time.
Very clear, bright and detailed in your mind.
Able to remember things in extremely exact detail.
Exact and accurate, with no mistakes.
What does 'heal' mean?
A cut or hole in the skin, from an accident or weapon.
To break or spoil something (usually objects).
To feel well again after being ill or hurt.
When a cut or injury gets better by itself, over time.
What does 'recover' mean?
To hurt part of your body, often by accident.
To break or spoil something (usually objects).
To hurt someone or something badly.
To feel well again after being ill or hurt.
What does 'injure' mean?
A cut or hole in the skin, from an accident or weapon.
To feel well again after being ill or hurt.
To hurt part of your body, often by accident.
To hurt someone or something badly.
What does 'wound' mean?
To break or spoil something (usually objects).
To hurt someone or something badly.
A cut or hole in the skin, from an accident or weapon.
When a cut or injury gets better by itself, over time.
What does 'damage' mean?
To hurt someone or something badly.
To break or spoil something (usually objects).
When a cut or injury gets better by itself, over time.
To hurt part of your body, often by accident.
