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mindset

Or mind-set

[mahynd-set]

noun

  1. a fixed attitude, disposition, or mood.

    His conservative mindset sometimes causes him to miss out on important opportunities.

    Her judgmental mindset has cost her a number of friendships.

  2. an intention or inclination.

    I'm not sure what her mindset will be when you ask her about her plans.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of mindset1

First recorded in 1905–10; mind ( def. ) + set ( def. )
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"To get the mindset right when you qualify early as we did is quite tough," he said.

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According to his father, George has always had the drive and goal-orientated mindset to keep achieving more.

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“Taking that reliever mindset, pitch by pitch, inning by inning, has helped me to slow the game down in general,” Casparius said.

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“They were really coming in with a military style mindset,” said Angelica Salas, a veteran advocate and director of the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles.

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Abela says Down and Kay always hold themselves accountable for how they end a season, a mindset that ensures each year concludes with an upset of the status quo.

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