Similar words: sentimental, sentimentally, sentimentality, mental, mentally, continental breakfast, mentality, elemental. Meaning: n. an inability to remember or think of something you normally can do; often caused by emotional tension.
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1. He has a complete mental block when it comes to physics.
2. He has a mental block about maths.
3. He's got a mental block about names - he just can't remember them.
4. I have a mental block whenever I try to remember my password.
5. I got a complete mental block as soon as the interviewer asked me a question.
6. I suddenly had a mental block and couldn't remember his name.
7. With the uh, mental block.
8. I have a complete mental block when it comes to computers.
9. She developed a complete mental block against her pregnancy, and concealed it until four days before she went into labour.
10. Their mocking faces caused a mental block - or a block somewhere else.
11. During the exam I had a mental block.
12. What do you do when you get a mental block?
13. A mental block is formed due to the effect of the learner's negative mental being and is, to some extent[sentencedict.com], supposed to hobble the learner's acquiring progress of the objective language.
14. This will overcome a psychological mental block to the longevity insurance proposal.
15. The student failed the examination because of a mental block.
16. I get a mental block every time I try to do sums in my head.
17. A fourth mental block is associating deprivation with a task.
18. I can't remember his name - I always have a mental block when I try to remember it.
19. Beware of becoming so fixated on this one position that you acquire a mental block against progressing further.
20. Spring focus: 2B Chuck Knoblauch claims he received help during the offseason with his mental block on routine throws.
21. I do know how to spell it(sentencedict.com), I just had a mental block.
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