minded
/ˈmaɪndɪd/
adjective
- Having a particular type of mind or way of thinking; used in combination with other words to describe someone's attitude or interests.
- He is a civic-minded citizen who volunteers at the local library every week.
- The company is looking for like-minded individuals to join their team.
- She is a very strong-minded person who never gives up on her goals.
- Inclined or disposed to do something; usually used in the phrase 'be minded to do something'.
- I am not minded to argue with you about this trivial matter.
- The committee was minded to approve the new policy after the discussion.
- The judge said she was minded to give the defendant a second chance.
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verb
- Past tense and past participle of 'mind' meaning to pay attention to, be careful about, or object to something.
- They minded the warning signs and avoided the dangerous area.
- She minded her little brother while their parents were at work.
- He minded the store for an hour when the owner had to step out.