minded
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4.9
- adjective
- /ˈmaɪndɪd/
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inclinado a
- She is not minded to participate in the project at this time.
Shakur, he's he's very defensive minded and he's like strategic.
- Shakur, he's he's very defensive minded and he's like strategic.
- So get your mind off the magazines, you dirty minded little boy.
- And so for me, that tells me that she wasn't marriage minded, she just wanted children.
- Well, if you're a mathematically minded person and say, well, no.
- As you can see, if you are a control minded person, you would think this is great.
- And I'm sick and tired of seeing fighter jet minded people living crop duster lives.
- I'm sure all of their viewers and listeners that are criminally minded will take that advice.
- And I, I think Twitter is one of the most like hive minded places in the world.
- It is very OK to be abundant minded.
- But the mental health that I had at that time was something which right minded people wouldn't accept.
- Here to pontificate, to traverse a diversity of terrain both high minded and perhaps frivolous.
- I would just say do more in real life, connect with like minded people.
- Learn how to be meet more relationship minded, serious good men.
- Like just knowing, no doubt, no double minded, no confusion.
Examples
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And so for me, that tells me that she wasn't marriage minded, she just wanted children.
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For all their airs of being open-minded, however, the elite also find agreements difficult to achieve.
Academic text (1990) -
But I do think that Florida needs visitors that are open minded and liberal.
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Most of all just be open-minded.
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Although it's good to believe in yourself, it's smart to be open-minded and listen to experts in the field.
Academic text (2011) -
I'm a very open-minded lady.
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And that was goal oriented, growth minded, hard working, team oriented.
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Well, if you're a mathematically minded person and say, well, no.
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Would these people be open-minded enough to accept my family's lifestance?
Academic text (2011) -
But Groghe was more open-minded than some of his contemporaries, for which Jaxom was thankful.
Fiction book (1991)
Synonyms
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3.8
Likely to do something or feel a certain way
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3.2
Likely to do something, often by habit
Willing or likely to do something
Antonyms
Compounds
How Willing
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Minded comes from mind, which originally meant 'to think' or 'to care'. So if you are 'minded' to do something, your mind leans that way — you are 'willing' or 'likely' to do it.