Minded and Took

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

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Took and minded are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Took" instead a verb "Minded".

Nearby Words: mind, mindful, minding

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Minded and took are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Minded" instead a verb "Took".

They took a race of harmless worms and turned them into hive-minded parasites with a single-minded devotion to destroying other species while absorbing their genetic potential.

Source: Gone Horribly Right / Video Games
He's like if you took an absent minded professor and made him a military officer.

Source: Absent-Minded Professor
Instead he preaches that although white people slaughtered the Indians and took their land, they shouldn't be allowed to have casinos because casinos bring out the worst in weak minded white people.

Source: Spoof Aesop

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