"better off forgotten" is a common phrase and is used frequently in written English.
Example sentence: "I thought it was a good idea at the time, but it would have been better off forgotten."
In the meantime, we're probably better off forgetting about the Jim Carrey of 2013, and enjoying the performance given by the Jim Carrey of 2012, all the while remembering that both Jim Carreys have a lot in common with the one who campaigned so harmfully against the MMR vaccine.
If they're trying to boost in-app engagement and their own monetization, they might be better off forgetting Follow.
Rather than praising Yao and condemning Jie, we'd be better off forgetting them both and transforming along our own Way".
Knowing Nicole is now one of Cameron's victims, Olivia doesn't want her to find out the truth, perhaps she's better off forgetting.
It might be hurtful, and I know its hard, but to tell you the truth, you will be better off forgetting about it.
Would we really be better off, for example, if Holocaust survivors forgot what happened?
The more people forget about him, the better off his long-term reputation will be.
"If they let the bread thaw out at all," he said, "forget it, you'd be better off with white bread in a package".
Does doing so leave them better off?
