Mentality is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MENTALITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• mind, a way of thinking
• the characteristic way of thinking of a person or group
• the capacity for intelligent thought
• Quality or state of mind.
• a habitual or characteristic mental attitude that determines how you will interpret and respond to situations
• mental ability
• way of thinking
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• mental power or capacity; intelligence

Words related to MENTALITY

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Words that contain MENTALITY

monumentality20 fundamentality23 sacramentality21 sentimentality19 instrumentality20

How to use MENTALITY in a sentence

• The note says explicitly that, given the German mentality, it is by no means sure that the conception of justice of Germany will be the same as that of the Allies.
• To an alert and active mentality routine work becomes drudgery, while to the opposite type, mental work is annoying.
• The pinched look, the cramped mentality reflects itself in the body and in the face.
• One ceases to think, his mentality goes to sleep, he can doze and dream and be happy in doing so.
• Unconsciously he had drawn upon her mentality until, surprised at its own existence, it had awakened to life and responded to his.
• Then he could have stood at least as an abstract mentality, but the intrusion of his physical self destroyed all.
• THE WILL Since mentality terminates naturally in outward conduct, the final chapter in psychology has to be the chapter on the will.
• He had normal mentality, and a more than average physique.
• This give-and-take of friendly conversation develops mentality, and fluency in expression.
• When he thought of her mentality he doubted that she would be his, she seemed so high above him.
• The complex lives of communal insects like ants and bees bring us to the level of mentality where an understanding of causes and effects seems to be the guide for conduct.
• His splendid health and vigorous mentality were the results of thinking young.
• Mercier tried to talk to the child, to disillusion himself by conversations which showed the paucity of ideas, her retarded mentality.
• A more discriminating idea of sex-equality is desirable, and a recognition by men that women are not necessarily creatures of inferior mentality.
• Their mentality does not progress beyond that of a normal two-year-old child.
• If this was not evidence of a mentality at least approaching that of men, we do not know what to call it.
• It is not always easy to make students understand that the training of the voice means the development of the musical mentality and at best is never a short process.
• It is, to say the least, an extraordinary mentality that would destroy this most vital element in singing for the sake of working out a scientific theory.
• The singer is a mentality, consequently everything he does is an activity of his mentality.
• The work of the teacher is training this mentality.
• No doubt in a broad way such tests throw considerable light on the mentality of those who submit to the examination.
• The mentality of a parcel was not disagreeable to him.
• Can we reasonably hope to win, or not to lose, with such a mentality at the head? I cannot admit that the War Office has changed in the slightest degree in a hundred years.
• In reality, they are revealing the clumsy and limited mentality of the assassins themselves.
• You are dealing with men and women, youths and maidens, of the same flesh and blood, mentality as yourself.
• Other types of mentality it would not receive or retain as students.
• He shows the clear way to make the utmost out of your mentality.
• As to the length of time required, it depends on the mentality of the pupil and the kind of hand.
• He has already discovered that modern piano playing requires a perfect technic, together with the personal equation of vigorous health, serious purpose and many-sided mentality.
• He will have the confidence of experience, and can paint with a big brush because all the details of affairs are now familiar to his mentality.
• To face these sudden blows which seem to come out of the void, men must have their reserves of character and mentality well in hand.
• It is destructive of judgment and devastating in its effect on the mentality because it is a symptom of a narrowness of outlook on the world.

Similar words containing MENTAL without suffix ity

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