minded
Americanadjective
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having a certain kind of mind (usually used in combination).
strong-minded.
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inclined or disposed.
adjective
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having a mind, inclination, intention, etc, as specified
politically minded
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( in combination )
money-minded
Other Word Forms
- half-minded adjective
- self-minded adjective
Etymology
Origin of minded
Example Sentences
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But neither was he drawn to the issue-laden work of his more politically minded postwar British playwriting peers, that new breed of dramatist unleashed by John Osborne’s “Look Back in Anger.”
From Los Angeles Times
Listening to the Celtic fans who have been in touch with BBC Sport Scotland, plenty would be minded to stick with O'Neill through the next couple of weeks at least.
From BBC
In comingling everyone’s knowledge and expertise, including that of the hundreds of millions who don’t survive the changeover, the new, singularly minded human race operates under the firm belief that it has found true happiness.
From Salon
Analytically minded front offices, full of Ivy League data wonks with little or no playing experience, have far less reverence for baseball orthodoxy and have begun looking for talent in unusual places.
Alani rounds out the group as the breezy, spiritually minded friend who, unlike everyone else, is not grinding to advance her career.
From Los Angeles Times
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