Out of my mind
I have heard some people say this sentence.
(ex) The date of our next meeting is out of my mind right now.
I think the speaker means he/she does not remember the date of the meeting.
Is it correct to say "out of my mind" meaning "forget"? Thanks for your help.
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ansonguy Is it correct to say "out of my mind" meaning "forget"? I have not heard it used with that meaning. Here are two more usual ways to use that expression: It's driving me out of my mind ~ It's driving me crazy.
- ansonguy Is it correct to say "out of my mind" meaning "forget"?
- I have not heard it used with that meaning.
- Here are two more usual ways to use that expression: It's driving me out of my mind ~ It's driving me crazy.
- It was too awful to think about so I put it out of my mind.
- CJ
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ansonguyIs it correct to say "out of my mind" meaning "forget"?
I have not heard it used with that meaning. Here are two more usual ways to use that expression:
It's driving me out of my mind ~ It's driving me crazy.
It was too awful to think about so I put it out of my mind.
CJ
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