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put out of one's mind

put out of one's mind verb: to avoid thinking about something.

Verb

put out of one's mind (third-person singular simple present puts out of one's mind, present participle putting out of one's mind, simple past and past participle put out of one's mind)

  1. (transitive) To avoid thinking about something.
    Synonyms:
    get out of one's mind, put out of one's head, get out of one's head

Synonyms of put out of one's mind

Forms of put out of one's mind

third-person singular presentputs out of one's mind
present participleputting out of one's mind
past participleput out of one's mind
pastput out of one's mind

Questions about put out of one's mind

What does put out of one's mind mean?
Put out of one's mind means to avoid thinking about something.
What part of speech is put out of one's mind?
Put out of one's mind is a verb.
What is the past tense of put out of one's mind?
The past tense of put out of one's mind is put out of one's mind.

Words near put out of one's mind in the dictionary

  1. put options
  2. put out
  3. put out a fire
  4. put out feelers
  5. put out of one's head
  6. put out of one's mind
  7. put out the fire
  8. put out to grass
  9. put out to pasture
  10. put out to sea
  11. put outs

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