Fond and Minded

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Fond adjective - Having a liking or affection.

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Minded and fond are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Minded" instead an adjective "Fond".

Nearby Words: fondness, fondly

Minded adjective - Having a desire or inclination (as for a specified course of action).

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Fond and minded are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fond" instead an adjective "Minded".

Nearby Words: mind, mindful, minding

The Russians are depicted as simple-minded, negligently careless, fond of alcohol but physically robust.

Source: Russian Humour
In a Tales of Xillia 2 sidequest, a Elenpios citizen who's not particularly fond of people from Riese Maxia rounds up a mob of like-minded individuals to try and run the party out of town.

Source: Curb Stomp Battle / Video Games
At their best, simple minded cowboys who wake up early, love the simple pleasures of life, sing joropos about their lives in the Llanos, are inordinately fond of carne en vara (the local variant of barbecue), and never seen without wearing their liqui-liqui and their "pelo 'e guama" hats.

Source: National Stereo Types / Middle & South America

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