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putting in mind

putting in mind is the present participle of put in mind.

Meaning of put in mind

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.

Questions about putting in mind

What is putting in mind the present participle of?
Putting in mind is the present participle of put in mind.

Words near putting in mind in the dictionary

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

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