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of a mind

of a mind preposition: so inclined (to do something), in the mood. Also the alternative form of of one mind.

Preposition

of a mind

  1. So inclined (to do something), in the mood.
    • If you're of a mind, the work can be observed while quaffing a pint in the Rat Race pub in the old station buildings on the existing platform.2022 November 30, Paul Bigland, “Destination Oban: a Sunday in Scotland”, in RAIL, number 971, page 74

Also used as

of a mind is also the alternative form of of one mind.

Questions about of a mind

What does of a mind mean?
Of a mind means so inclined (to do something), in the mood.
What part of speech is of a mind?
Of a mind is a preposition.

Words near of a mind in the dictionary

  1. of a certain age
  2. of a certainty
  3. of a feather
  4. of a kind
  5. of a lifetime
  6. of a mind
  7. of a piece
  8. of a piece with
  9. of a sudden
  10. of a surety
  11. of a truth

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