mindedmind‧ed /ˈmaɪndɪd/ adjective 
a very serious-minded girl who studies hard a tough-minded businessman2be minded to do something formal to want or intend to do something
EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS
- A better idea is to forget such racially minded solutions altogether.
- Edward Heath was the most managerially minded prime minister since Attlee.
- From his innovations have come many developments opening the way for similar independently minded choreographers.
- Piggy always kept clear minded and never got confused like Ralph did.
- She says that some people are narrow minded.
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES a chance to meet like-minded people
(=having one clear aim and working very hard to achieve it)· Whatever task he undertook was tackled with single-minded determination.
(=people who share the same opinions)· The message board is a forum where like-minded individuals can communicate.
a chance to meet like-minded peoplePHRASES FROM THE ENTRY► serious-minded/evil-minded etc
- At about this time the plaintiff became suspicious that the appellants were minded to sell the property at Westbourne Grove.
WORD FAMILYnounmindminderreminderadjectivemindlessmindedmindfulverbmindremindadverbmindlessly
1serious-minded/evil-minded etc having a particular attitude or way of thinking: a very serious-minded girl who studies hard a tough-minded businessman2be minded to do something formal to want or intend to do something