like-minded
[lahyk-mahyn-did]
- having a similar or identical opinion, disposition, etc.: a like-minded friend.
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Origin of like-minded
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Contemporary Examples
“Small groups of like-minded Turkers [can] come together and start taking productive action,” Bernstein said.
Failing to forge lasting stability would leave us, this author and his like-minded aides, to call for a Transitional Council.
The Zaitokukai also collect a lot of money in donations from like-minded citizens.
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September 26, 2014
Our American tendency to see the world as populated by like-minded souls is never productive.
Faith-based advocacy organizations in D.C. tend to cluster into like-minded groups.
Historical Examples
Bethink you "the friends so linked together" are like-minded?
One Of ThemCharles James Lever
But all were like-minded, and self-gratulation and compliment was the order of the day.
The Daltons, Volume II (of II)Charles James Lever
They had a child about four years of age which was like-minded—and not unlike-bodied.
The Buffalo RunnersR.M. Ballantyne
And my feeble, sickly Aunt Jacoba, meseemed, was like-minded with me.
Margery [Gred], CompleteGeorg Ebers
None but the like-minded can come plenipotentiary to our court.
A Plea for Captain John BrownHenry David Thoreau
like-minded
- agreeing in opinions, goals, etc
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