n. that which is responsible for one's thoughts and feelings; v. pay close attention to
We exercise our minds to keep them sharp.
We exercise our minds to keep them sharp.
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Which teacher read people's minds at the assembly?
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The effectiveness of her argument changed our minds.
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After our workout we meditated to relax and refresh our minds.
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What happened to Daine after she went into the minds of animals?
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What changes the residents of Dwarf Forest's minds to make them want to fight against the Charming Brothers?
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Rukhsana's mother and Aunt changed their minds about what important concept in the book?
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What did George and Harold do to change the minds of the cave people about Tippy?
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The persuasiveness of her argument changed our minds.
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The exercise kept her healthy. OR We exercise our minds to keep them sharp.
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What keeps minds wide open?
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Their suggestible young minds were easily swayed.
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The stories of Lachimo bring the customs on the minds of the youth.
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Students minds may stagnate if they are not challenged.
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What does 'Great minds think alike' mean?
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head; brain; mental facilities
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