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Meanings of mentality in English

Portuguese
cérebro
Spanish
cerebro

Mental ability.

cérebro
Portuguese
mentalidade

A habitual or characteristic mental attitude that determines how you will interpret and respond to situations.

mentalidade
Usage of mentality in English
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Now they must rise to the challenge set by Chelsea's winning mentality.
News.com.au
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However, the team's mentality has always been interesting and at times anachronistic.
The Irish Times
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This team has the personality and mentality to believe all is possible.
The Guardian
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He represents a change of mentality, aims and ambition in Spanish football.
The Guardian
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It's not going to be easy, but right now that's our mentality.
Reuters
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The Madang coach said their attacking mentality cost them against Auckland City.
Radio NZ
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It's good for us, we are talking about building a winning mentality.
The Guardian
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Because if you don't change the mentality of people, you change nothing.
Reuters
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That's a mentality you need for a small country to achieve things.
The Guardian
10
Free climbing was the most valued style, but our mentality was different.
Rock and Ice Magazine
11
You have to have the correct mentality to be in this industry.
Wired
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This same mentality can be seen across all kinds of professional sports.
The Guardian
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Phillips of the United Community Housing Coalition worries about a get-rich-quick mentality.
Reuters
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I want to give you an idea of the mentality we're fighting.
The Guardian
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It is the poverty mentality that is at the root of poverty.
The Irish Times
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Overall, I am very satisfied with the mentality, the pressure we created.
The Guardian
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