Definition of «mind»

The term "mind" refers to a person's mental processes or state of consciousness, including thoughts, feelings, and perceptions. It can also refer to one's intellect, character, or disposition. In philosophy, the mind is often seen as separate from the brain, representing the non-physical aspects of a person such as their soul, spirit, or consciousness.

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Keep in mind that the deadline for this project is next week.
It's important to have an open mind and consider different perspectives.
Please bear in mind that the company policies have recently changed.
Can you believe it? He read my mind and said exactly what I was thinking.
To protect your online privacy, always keep in mind to use strong and unique passwords.
Mind your manners and be respectful when speaking to others.
I can't believe she has the nerve to speak her mind in such a blunt way.
Meditation is a great way to clear your mind and reduce stress.
I can't get that catchy song out of my mind - it's been stuck in my head all day!
The doctor advised him to rest and take care of both his body and mind.

Phrases with «mind»

Sentences with «mind»

It was delicious, a tiny bit on the dry side, which I don't mind in a cake of this type. (epicurious.com)
I'll keep this on mind for people with certain food allergies! (iheartvegetables.com)
Our one year warranty provides you with peace of mind when on vacation or letting your kids use it. (goodereader.com)
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Definition of «mind»

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Phrases with «mind»

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