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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
But as Trump prepares to reenter the White House with a proposal to significantly expand tariffs, they seem to be on everyone's mind.
"It was going to be more about honouring her legacy and her memory, saying that her final work was completed and that began to change my mind on things," he added.
In fact, “Wicked” operates with its audience constantly in mind, keeping an amiable pace that manages not to be bogged down by too many songs or unnecessary reprises.
He's generally named people he's seen on TV, which I suppose makes sense since that was his only qualification for the presidency and in his mind he's the greatest leader the world has ever known.
By the end of first period, he had made up his mind, swayed by another running back who did big things for the Bruins.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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