-minded
3.7
Having a particular attitude, interest, or way of thinking
- adjective
- Specialized
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-mental
- After studying hard, he felt more career-minded and focused on his future.
Maybe you're a military minded bling type individual?
- Maybe you're a military minded bling type individual?
- I became very selfish minded, very cold hearted.
- But if you get together with life minded people, join organizations.
- Yes, But it's not going to be simple minded parity checking.
- Weak minded people get weak minded lives.
- And I'm not a coastally minded person, even though I live in coasts.
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Examples
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The other one is purpose driven, service minded, wealthy, fulfilled and happy.
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Yes, But it's not going to be simple minded parity checking.
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Coming from that strong, very clear minded line of women.
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But if you get together with life minded people, join organizations.
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I became very selfish minded, very cold hearted.
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Maybe you're a military minded bling type individual?
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She is very open-minded about trying new foods and experiences.
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The team is very project-minded, always results-oriented in their approach.
Surface Forms
-minded positive
Etymology
-Minded comes from the common English word mind, which means 'thought' or 'attention'. Adding -minded to a word, as in open-minded or absent-minded, makes it mean 'having that kind of thinking'.
