like-minded
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- like-mindedly adverb
- like-mindedness noun
Etymology
Origin of like-minded
1520–30; like 1 + minded ( def. 1 )
Example Sentences
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While welcoming the strengthening of the Philippines' treaty relationship with the United States in recent years, Hontiveros said Manila hoped to bring even more "like-minded nations" into the fold.
From Barron's
Negotiations with a core group of like-minded states quickly produced a Statement of Interdiction Principles to guide international coordination among intelligence, military and law-enforcement authorities.
"Due to the way algorithms drive people with like-minded interests together - and because of the way people operate - they will be told what they are doing is normal," the NCA said.
From BBC
His funeral, which was attended by thousands of mourners who defied fears of a police crackdown, was the last time like-minded Russians gathered publicly.
From BBC
Japan and South Korea were increasingly seen as part of the "like-minded family" too, he said.
From BBC
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