like-minded
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3.7
- adjective
- /ˈlaɪkˌmaɪndɪd/
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- We must partner with other organizations that are like-minded and have similar goals.
- like-minded people
- a like-minded group
- a like-minded network
We we need to find like minded people.
- We we need to find like minded people.
- And you know, I understand that because like minded people usually connect, you know.
- Because I, I work hard and I'm now with like minded people who also work just as hard.
- Trends is the place to surround yourself with smart, like minded individuals.
- And so I would say you, you would target a like minded brand or whatever you want to do.
- Or what they've been fed from their from their news feeds through like minded people who share their beliefs.
- But I think a lot of my core friends are really like minded.
- Surround yourself with these like minded people because only through that can you walk together.
- Yes, believe in yourself and look to seek like minded people and it'll work for you physically and mentally.
- That being said, they team up together more often than you think because they're very like minded, ambitious, ambitious young women.
- And and then the foundation attracts donors who are of like mind, as any foundation would be.
- So you go to a place of congregation once a week to be around like minded people that value and appreciate Jesus and God.
Examples
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Surround yourself with these like minded people because only through that can you walk together.
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In this kind of school, teachers must search for ways to connect with like-minded teachers.
Academic text (1992) -
And you and I are like minded on this.
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We we need to find like minded people.
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It's a group of like-minded men.
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And I think he found a like-minded individual in my father.
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To protect themselves, the members of like-minded groups in Congress need to band together.
Academic text (1992) -
Because I, I work hard and I'm now with like minded people who also work just as hard.
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I'm excited to get down to Anaheim because I'm gonna be around like-minded people.
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Many students find fellowship by working with like-minded peers, whom they come to consider family.
Synonyms
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1.0
Having some of the same qualities as another person or thing but not exactly the same
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1.0
Having very similar looks or qualities
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3.6
Having similar tastes or interests to another person
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3.8
Share the same ideas and understand each other
People have the same opinion about something
People or things that have similar beliefs and qualities
Antonyms
How Similar
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Like-minded comes from like ('similar') and mind ('thinking'), so it means people who 'think alike'. That's why like-minded describes people with similar opinions or interests.