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Definition of mindset in English: mindsetnoun ˈmʌɪn(d)sɛtˈmaɪn(d)sɛt usually in singular The established set of attitudes held by someone. 心理定势，心态 the region seems stuck in a medieval mindset 这地区似乎在固守中世纪心态。 Example sentencesExamples - This mindset is summed up by a conversation I had this week with a friend.
- My main idea was just to point out that the mindset of someone who would willingly die is not as alien as the media would have us believe.
- There's no guarantee that he's of a liberal mindset, no way of knowing what his reaction might be at all.
- Job insecurity is a bigger factor in the mindset at the moment than for some time.
- The whole mindset of most of our people is simply not convincing that we mean business.
- These terms are thrown about to create a mindset that justifies the actions of some nations.
- Still it is one way to address an appeal body with a different mindset - exclude them.
- I guess what you get out of it depends on the mindset with which you approach it.
- It is simply lost in the mindset of its own prejudices and cannot find a way out.
- His mindset is characteristic of many smart young Americans, and matters a lot to the rest of us.
- What is less apparent is the effect the Scottish game will have on the mindset of the Irish team.
- It also changed forever the mindset of those who were present on that fateful day.
- His mindset is to forget the US Open and get on with playing this week and the week after.
- What a truly foul argument - and all too typical of the mindset of the British establishment.
- How typical of the mindset which has ruined state education for decades.
- It also says something about the psyche of the Newcastle manager and the mindset which he demands of his players.
- There is something in the Indian mindset which makes us reluctant to pay for media.
- Yet there is a mood and a mindset out there that will be hard to change.
- I really don't think that that is a fair indicator of the mindset of a people.
- We are still trapped in a destructive mindset, never mind the even-worse Americans.
Synonyms mind, mental processes, thought processes, way of thinking, cast of mind, frame of mind, turn of mind, mentality, persona, psyche, attitude(s), mental attitudes, make-up, character, disposition, temperament, temper, behaviour
Definition of mindset in US English: mindsetnounˈmaɪn(d)sɛtˈmīn(d)set usually in singular The established set of attitudes held by someone. 心理定势，心态 the region seems stuck in a medieval mindset 这地区似乎在固守中世纪心态。 Example sentencesExamples - What a truly foul argument - and all too typical of the mindset of the British establishment.
- The whole mindset of most of our people is simply not convincing that we mean business.
- His mindset is to forget the US Open and get on with playing this week and the week after.
- Job insecurity is a bigger factor in the mindset at the moment than for some time.
- I guess what you get out of it depends on the mindset with which you approach it.
- These terms are thrown about to create a mindset that justifies the actions of some nations.
- Still it is one way to address an appeal body with a different mindset - exclude them.
- Yet there is a mood and a mindset out there that will be hard to change.
- It also changed forever the mindset of those who were present on that fateful day.
- What is less apparent is the effect the Scottish game will have on the mindset of the Irish team.
- It also says something about the psyche of the Newcastle manager and the mindset which he demands of his players.
- His mindset is characteristic of many smart young Americans, and matters a lot to the rest of us.
- There's no guarantee that he's of a liberal mindset, no way of knowing what his reaction might be at all.
- How typical of the mindset which has ruined state education for decades.
- It is simply lost in the mindset of its own prejudices and cannot find a way out.
- We are still trapped in a destructive mindset, never mind the even-worse Americans.
- I really don't think that that is a fair indicator of the mindset of a people.
- There is something in the Indian mindset which makes us reluctant to pay for media.
- My main idea was just to point out that the mindset of someone who would willingly die is not as alien as the media would have us believe.
- This mindset is summed up by a conversation I had this week with a friend.
Synonyms mind, mental processes, thought processes, way of thinking, cast of mind, frame of mind, turn of mind, mentality, persona, psyche, attitude(s), mental attitudes, make-up, character, disposition, temperament, temper, behaviour
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