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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈmaɪndɪd/
minded means: Having a particular way of thinking, usually shown by a word placed before it.
adjective
WAY OF THINKINGB2
Having a particular way of thinking, usually shown by a word placed before it.
- She is a fair-minded judge.
- We need more practically minded people on the team.
- Traditionally minded parents may dislike the changes.
INCLINEDC1
Wanting or feeling ready to do something.
- I am minded to agree.
- She was minded to reject the offer.
- You may appeal if you are so minded.
Questions about minded
What does minded mean?
Having a particular way of thinking, usually shown by a word placed before it.
What is minded in other languages?
Türkçe: düşünen · Español: de mentalidad · Français: d’esprit · Deutsch: gesinnt · Italiano: di mentalità · 日本語: 考え方の
How do you pronounce minded?
It is pronounced /ˈmaɪndɪd/.
How do you use minded in a sentence?
She is a fair-minded judge. We need more practically minded people on the team.
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