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minded

Pronunciation: [ˈmaɪndɪd]

Word

Learn how to use minded in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “attitudes”

(adjective) when someone has a certain way of thinking or caring about something. If someone is 'open-minded', it means they are willing to consider new ideas. If someone is 'narrow-minded', it means they are not open to different ideas.

Example

She is open-minded and enjoys hearing different opinions.

Example

His narrow-minded views make it hard for him to make new friends.

Example

Are you open-minded enough to try new things?

Context: “interests”

(adjective) describing a person who is focused on a particular thing or has strong feelings about something. For example, if someone is 'business-minded', they think a lot about business-related matters.

Example

He is very business-minded and always thinks about how to improve sales.

Example

She doesn't have a business-minded approach; she prefers to focus on art.

Example

Are you more business-minded or creative-minded?

How to pronounce minded

Pronunciation: [ˈmaɪndɪd]

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