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civic-minded

[siv-ik-mahyn-did]

adjective

  1. concerned with the well-being of the community.



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Other Word Forms

  • civic-mindedly adverb
  • civic-mindedness noun
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Word History and Origins

Origin of civic-minded1

First recorded in 1940–45
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Example Sentences

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In other words, why is this happening under one of the least responsible, least civic-minded presidents we’ve had in American history?

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Hasell said that news fatigue “can really lead to news avoidance and disengagement and even defeatism — the idea that nothing can be fixed, so why bother” — so even the most civic-minded news junkies shouldn’t feel bad about limiting their intake.

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A request from the fire department was misconstrued online, illustrating the untapped resource of civic-minded neighbors eager to pitch in.

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“People once thought City Hall was too expensive to retrofit. Were it not for civic-minded people, it would’ve been torn down. a tragedy that would’ve been.”

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Helping people with their small decisions seemed similarly civic-minded, says Baker: “It just seemed like there was a need that wasn’t being met.”

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