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Meanings of minded in English

(Usually followed by `to') naturally disposed toward.

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Usage of minded in English
1
However sensible its starting point, the idea rankled civil-liberty and privacy-minded groups.
Wired
2
I would be minded, therefore, to support your proposed sunset clause amendments.
BBC
3
In his first year, Obama carried out the plan with single-minded determination.
The bridge: the life and rise of barack obama
4
Commission officials were separately briefing that Brussels is minded to help Ireland.
The Irish Times
5
She certainly hadn't minded yesterday, but that wasn't a fair test, either.
Make your move
6
I wouldn't have minded hearing more than two words' worth of thoughts.
The well and the mine
7
Ten years roll by, and Butler's revenge-minded victim is ready for action.
Reuters
8
Certainly all right minded people are against the ill treatment of animals.
The Irish Times
9
It made the light-hearted lighter in heart, the light-minded heavy in soul.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 12, No. 69, July, 1863 / A Magazine...
10
Hybrid cars popular with noble-minded Hollywood stars also provide a recent example.
The Guardian
11
While she may be free from captivity today, Hill was always free-minded.
Ebony
12
The most vulgar-minded genius that ever produced a great effect in literature.
The last novel
13
And this administration looks minded to start shooting first and talk later.
Reuters
14
For a second he wondered if he should ask if she minded.
I Am Legend
15
Dylan Smiler told Morning Report that Mr Smiler was very strong minded.
Radio NZ
16
Natima had come to believe that Russol and she were like-minded politically.
Star trek: terok nor: dawn of the eagles
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