Minded

/ˈmaɪndɪd/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Having a specified kind of orientation or inclination; often used in combination with another descriptive word.

She is very open-minded about new ideas and perspectives.

Having a particular disposition or framework of thinking.

He is a detail-minded individual, always paying attention to the smallest aspects of a project.

Having a specific concern or interest.

They are child-minded people, always thinking of how to create a better world for kids.

Having a strong inclination or tendency towards something.

The organization is community-minded and focuses on improving local life.

Derived from the verb 'mind' plus the suffix '-ed'.

open-minded

willing to consider new ideas

narrow-minded

not willing to consider new ideas

big-minded

generous or magnanimous

mind

the element of a person that enables them to be aware of their world, to think, and to feel.

mindfulness

the quality of being conscious or aware of something.

open to new experiences

He's very open-minded, willing to try anything new.

focused on a certain way of thinking

Being goal-minded helped her achieve her ambitions.