amndorsia

amn'•door•sia noun. a partial or total loss of memory specifically as to recalling the reason one has walked through a door and into the next room. 2. a loss of purpose after moving from one room to another, resulting in confusion. There are two possibilities after experiencing amndorsia: a. one suddenly remembers one's purpose and fulfills it immediately; b. one returns to the original location, and resumes the previous activity, but with an uneasy feeling.

Origin late 18 cent.: from Greek, meaning forgetfulness.

1 "Hmmm, why did I just come in here? I know I came in here for something. Ah jeez, I must have a classic case of amndorsia."

2 "Doctor, I think I might be a chronic amndorsiac. I'm always walking into the next room to do something but when I get there I don't have the slightest idea what to do next."

by Micheal Thomas December 14, 2008

Amnosia

The same as Amnesia but Amnosia isn't medically recognised.

"I may or may not have done it, I don't remember. I have Amnosia."
"You have Amnesia?"
"No, it's Amnosia. Basically, Amnosia and Amnesia are the exact same except Amnesia is medically recognised whilst Amnosia is not."
"Uh huh.."

by gory the snool November 20, 2017

amnosia

It's like amnesia but not scientifically accepted

I have amnosia, I don't remember anything

by Handsome Miggle May 15, 2019

Amnosia

"Exactly the same as amnesia, but not medically recognised."

- Call Me Kevin

Youtuber

I do not remember what has happened in the past, I might have amnosia

by NeroPown November 26, 2017