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mind
noun as in intelligence
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attention, brain, consciousness, genius, head, imagination, instinct, intellect, judgment, mentality, perception, psyche, sense, soul, spirit, talent, thought, wisdom
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apperception, brainpower, brains, capacity, cognizance, conception, creativity, faculty, function, ingenuity, intellectual, intuition, lucidity, marbles, observation, power, ratiocination, reason, reasoning, regard, sanity, soundness, thinker, understanding, wits
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noun as in memory
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cognizance, concentration, mark, note, notice, observance, observation, recollection, regard, remark, remembrance, subconscious, thoughts
noun as in inclination, tendency; belief
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attitude, desire, determination, eye, feeling, judgment, mood, opinion, point of view, sentiment, view, will, wish
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bent, conviction, disposition, fancy, humor, impulse, intention, leaning, liking, notion, outlook, persuasion, pleasure, purpose, strain, temper, temperament, thoughts, tone, urge, vein
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verb as in be bothered; care
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verb as in comply, obey
verb as in attend, tend
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baby-sit, behold, discern, discipline, ensure, govern, guard, look, mark, note, observe, oversee, regard, see, sit, superintend, supervise, watch
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be attentive, give heed to, have charge of, keep an eye on, listen up, make certain, mind the store, ride herd on
verb as in be careful
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Example Sentences
“I had this kind of visual image in my mind of copious amounts of water just swallowing the entire world,” Sato said.
Issues of affordability are top of mind for most Californians, particularly when it comes to housing.
And three points against a team that was in the division below last season won't change too many minds.
Hinder said Blue Labour was about promoting a "radical left-wing economic alternative" that he claimed goes down well with Reform UK voters, or those minded to back Nigel Farage's party.
It would take a psychologist or geneticist to determine if there’s something in the minds or molecular makeup of party faithful, which could explain their varied treatment of those humbled and vanquished.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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