Minded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MINDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• MIND, to heed, to look after
• be distressed, annoyed, or worried by
• object to
• be reluctant to do something
• regard as important; feel concern about
• used to urge someone to remember or take care to do something
• used to warn someone to avoid injury or an accident
• used to emphasize a command
• be careful about the quality or nature of
• used to introduce a qualification to a previous statement
• pay attention to; obey
• take care of temporarily
• be inclined to do something
• used to express one's strong enthusiasm for something
• remember
NOUN:
• the element of a person that enables them to be aware of the world and their experiences, to think, and to feel; the faculty of consciousness and thought
• a person identified with their intellectual faculties
• a person's mental processes contrasted with physical action
• a person's ability to think and reason; the intellect
• a person's memory
• a particular way of thinking, influenced by a person's profession or environment
• a person's attention
• a person's will or determination to achieve something
ADJECTIVE:
• having an inclination as specified
• Disposed; inclined; having a mind.
• (used in combination) mentally oriented toward something specified
• (usually followed by `to\') naturally disposed toward

Words related to MINDED

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How to use MINDED in a sentence

• And I fell before the LORD forty days and forty nights which I lay there, for the LORD was minded to have destroyed you.
• The townspeople made shoes, and minded their own business.
• The brothers used to spend their days in the jungle hunting while the sister minded the house and cooked the dinner against their return.
• She was a spiritual minded woman, always ready to sympathise with the afflicted, and peculiarly kind to animals.
• Let us walk by this rule, let us all mind this same thing, and if in anything else we are differently minded, God in His own good time will reveal even that to us.
• But they are simpler minded than we, this folk, and I read Guacanagari that he must impress the returning gods with his fidelity.
• But it appeared that the winner was not minded to end the encounter with blood.
• I was fit to care for myself, and I minded not the long hours, the hard work, or the hard bed.
• The spiritually minded meet on the stairs which lead up to spiritual love.
• Experience in that outdoor frontier school which always keeps open session had taught them that a man lived longer here when he minded his own business.
• They had known all along that the Elliotts did not want the festival day put off, but nobody in Colchester minded very much if the Elliotts were a little crossed.
• He was a man spiritually minded, lowly, contrite, the embodiment of serenity and faith.
• Standing by the gate, the boy and girl minded not the approach of darkness as they talked on.
• Sometimes he stumbled and went down into the oozing mud, minded to stay there and be done with the struggle.
• But after seeing the interior of his dwelling, he would not have minded being changed into a Garuly.
• They were minded to reach a grove or wood about a league from Panama.
• Nobody minded, however, for everyone shared in the glory of his gout, and cheerfully understood that a furious temper was inseparable from gout.
• Had she heard him swear, she would not have minded.
• What he said was not much, but it made a strange impression of power, and here I am minded to tell an ancient story.
• If he had been threatened personally he would not have minded it so much.
• Also I minded how Bertric had laughed when I said that most likely Vikings had taken these vessels, and understood why.
• In that expedition to Canada, he helped his men whenever he could in the smallest matters, when many other commanders would have minded their own comfort alone.
• It was true that he was not aware that the canes had been taken away, but he was not minded to betray his surprise to the members of the rival class.
• His adventurous life and poetic imagination, continually on the look-out for the marvellous, gave him a certain advantage over the practical and material minded.

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