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Meaning

The word 'mond' does not appear to be an English word. It might be a typo or a misinterpretation of the English word "mind." If that is the case, "mind" refers to the element of a person that enables them to think, feel, and be aware of the world. It encompasses thoughts, consciousness, perception, reasoning, and emotions.

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Etymology

The word "mind" comes from Old English "gemynd," which means "memory, remembrance." It has Proto-Germanic roots in *ga-minþi, which conveys a sense of memory or thought.

Examples

  1. She tried to clear her mind before the exam.
  2. He has a curious mind and loves to learn new things.
  3. The mind can play tricks on us when we are tired.
  4. Meditation helps to calm the mind and improve focus.
  5. It’s important to keep your mind open to new ideas.

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