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Filter by Meaning The effects of dysmnesia can be minimized through cognitive therapy.
Due to her dysmnesia, the elderly woman often forgot to take her medication.
The writer's dysmnesia hindered her ability to come up with new story ideas.
The athlete's dysmnesia caused them to forget the plays their team had practiced.
The accident left her with dysmnesia that haunted her for years.
Due to dysmnesia, he couldn't remember the names of his colleagues at work.
The stroke caused dysmnesia in the patient, leaving him with impaired memory function.
The detective suspected that the suspect's dysmnesia was a cover-up for the crime.
The athlete's dysmnesia was a result of a head injury sustained during the game.
The actress's dysmnesia caused her to struggle with her lines during the play.
She struggled with dysmnesia and had to use labels on everything to avoid confusion.
Her dysmnesia made it difficult for her to sleep at night.
Her dysmnesia affected her ability to remember important dates like birthdays and anniversaries.
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