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put in mind

put in mind verb: to encourage or inspire someone to follow a certain course of action.

Verb

put in mind (third-person singular simple present puts in mind, present participle putting in mind, simple past and past participle put in mind)

  1. (idiomatic) To encourage or inspire someone to follow a certain course of action.

Forms of put in mind

third-person singular presentputs in mind
present participleputting in mind
past participleput in mind
pastput in mind

Questions about put in mind

What does put in mind mean?
Put in mind means to encourage or inspire someone to follow a certain course of action.
What part of speech is put in mind?
Put in mind is a verb.
What is the past tense of put in mind?
The past tense of put in mind is put in mind.

Words near put in mind in the dictionary

  1. put in
  2. put in a good word
  3. put in a word
  4. put in an appearance
  5. put in an oar
  6. put in mind
  7. put in motion
  8. put in one's oar
  9. put in pledge
  10. put in practice
  11. put in the ground

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