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Definition mind in British English
mind
noun
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noun
What are red words?
Around 90% of spoken and written English relies on just 7,500 common words.These words are highlighted in red and are ranked using a star system.
- One-star words are commonly used
- Two-star words are even more common
- Three-star words are the most frequently used
/maɪnd/
Synonyms and related words
Example
Can you say that again? My mind was on something else.
2
your intelligence and ability to understand things
Example
Her youngest child has a very enquiring mind (=is very interested in things and always asking questions).
Example
My grandmother's mind is failing.
Synonyms and related words
2.1
someone who is very intelligent
Synonyms and related words

Related Words
Words related to mind:
a off someone’s mind (phrase)
at the back of your mind (phrase)
at/in the back of your mind (phrase)
be engraved on your memory/mind/heart (phrase)
be of like mind (phrase)
mind (about) (phrase)
be of sound mind (phrase)
be stamped on your (phrase)
be/feel easy (in your mind) (phrase)
out of your mind (phrase)
bear something in mind (phrase)
bend your to something (phrase)
blow someone’s mind (phrase)
to mind (phrase)
broaden your mind (phrase)
carry something in your (phrase)
cast something from your mind (phrase)
cast your mind back (phrase)
change your mind (phrase)
change mind (about something) (phrase)
close your mind to something (phrase)
to mind (phrase)
concentrate the/someone’s mind (phrase)
cross someone’s mind (phrase)
do you mind? (phrase)
don’t mind someone (phrase)
ease someone’s (phrase)
echo in your (phrase)
empty your mind (phrase)
enter your (phrase)
frame of mind (noun)
get someone/something out of your mind (phrase)
give someone a piece of your mind (phrase)
habit of (phrase)
have (it) in mind to do something (phrase)
have a mind of its own (phrase)
have a mind of your own (phrase)
have in mind (phrase)
an open mind (phrase)
I don’t mind if I do (phrase)
I wouldn’t mind something (phrase)
if you don’t mind saying so (phrase)
in your mind’s eye (phrase)
it’s all in your mind (phrase)
keep someone in mind (for something) (phrase)
keep something in mind (phrase)
know your own mind (phrase)
lose your mind (phrase)
make up your mind (phrase)
mind (noun)
mind (verb)
mind (out) (phrase)
mind (you) (phrase)
mind game (noun)
mind how you go (phrase)
mind over matter (phrase)
mind reader (noun)
mind your manners (phrase)
mind your own business (phrase)
mind your p’s and q’s (phrase)
mind-bending (adjective)
mind-blowing (adjective)
mind-boggling (adjective)
mind-numbing (adjective)
your language (phrase)
never mind (phrase)
never you mind (phrase)
no one in their right mind would do something (phrase)
not mind doing something ()
nothing could be further from my mind ()
of like mind ()
of unsound mind ()
on your mind (phrase)
one-track mind (noun)
open someone’s mind to something (phrase)
out of sight, out of mind (phrase)
poison someone’s mind against someone (phrase)
presence of mind (noun)
push someone/something from your mind (phrase)
put someone in mind of (phrase)
put someone/something out of your mind (phrase)
someone’s mind at (phrase)
your mind to something (phrase)
read someone’s mind (phrase)
set your mind on doing something (phrase)
slip your (phrase)
someone’s mind blank (phrase)
speak your mind (phrase)
state of mind (phrase)
stick in your (phrase)
take your mind off something (phrase)
the furthest thing from someone’s mind (phrase)
the last thing on your mind (phrase)
to my mind (phrase)
top of mind (adjective)
turn of mind (phrase)
your step (phrase)
wipe something from your (phrase)
with in mind (phrase)
would you mind (phrase)