mindedness
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6.4
- noun
- /ˈmaɪndədnəs/
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mentalidad
- His mindedness towards different cultures helped him make many international friendships.
- open-mindedness
- narrow-mindedness
- single-mindedness
I think this whole present mindedness thing is getting too much hype.
- I think this whole present mindedness thing is getting too much hype.
- We could say narrow mindedness is another way of translating it as well.
- It's so deeply felt for me and the hurt and the close mindedness.
- I think if you're, if you're, first of all, let's start with open mindedness.
- He has been God's gift to broad mindedness, tolerance and pluralism in politics.
- I feel like we're at a tipping point in terms of, of, of civic mindedness and awareness and, and activation.
- But overall, as humans, we do have the broad mindedness and the capacity to see beyond just our territory, right.
- Because, and this is perhaps my liberal mindedness, all of us I think growing up have some sort of challenge with our sexuality.
- Is that kind of open mindedness helpful or is this division long term productive for us to sort of have this food fight?
- The sort of finite mindedness, fears, uncertainty and surprise.
- And it is open and the opposite of that, that small mindedness, you know, it's, it's a buzzkill.
Examples
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So take your curiosity, take your open mindedness, take your generous perception of people, and experiment.
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Being open to new ideas is an important aspect of mindedness in today's diverse society.
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And it does give you like an open mindedness that the way you see things might not be the only way.
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But I think the real question is between those two, open mindedness versus standing your ground.
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Is that kind of open mindedness helpful or is this division long term productive for us to sort of have this food fight?
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Such open mindedness helped the caliphate to flourish as a center of culture, science, arts and medicine.
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However, recent studies suggest that high quality listening fosters open mindedness by creating a non judgmental and psychologically safe environment.
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That's where the justice's incredible work habits, open-mindedness, and willingness to listen had a tremendous impact on him.
Academic text (1994) -
Teachers encourage mindedness in students to help them appreciate different perspectives.
Synonyms
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3.0
A way of thinking or feeling that changes how you act
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4.3
A usual way of thinking that affects how a person acts
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3.9
Being willing to try or accept new ideas and experiences
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4.1
A way of thinking and feeling that affects how you act
The ability to accept different ideas and opinions
A willingness to accept different opinions and ways of life
Being ready to welcome new people, ideas or situations
Antonyms
Compounds
How Open-minded
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mindedness comes from mind (an old English word for 'thought' or 'memory') plus -ed and -ness which turn it into the 'state' or 'quality' of being a certain way. So mindedness means the quality or state of having a particular attitude, as in open-mindedness when someone is open to new ideas.