| 单词 |
high-mindedness |
| 释义 |
high-mindedˌhigh-ˈminded adjective  - Taylor's made a high-minded pledge to clean up American politics.
- Because of this experience he came to champion the cause of psychiatry and of a high-minded version of socialism.
- None of this high-minded prose seemed to have any effect on the New York legislature.
- She has such integrity, such an ethical, high-minded view of what the human spirit can attain.
- The psychology of these high-minded missions is clear.
- This may not be the high-minded stuff that nudged this soft-spoken Barnard College graduate toward a career in publishing.
having very high moral standards or principles SYN high-principled: a high-minded sermon on charity—high-mindedly adverb—high-mindedness noun [uncountable] |
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