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mind

/maɪnd/

Meanings

noun
The faculty of perceiving, processing, and storing information. It is the site of the mind's conscious thoughts, memories, and intellectual activities.
- "I'm trying to focus my mind on the task at hand."
- "His mind is a treasure trove of knowledge."
- "She struggled to keep her mind on the lecture."

noun
The element in an artificial intelligence system that enables it to learn, reason, and make decisions.
- "The AI's mind processed the data in seconds."
- "The robot's mind was programmed to recognize patterns."

Pronunciation

/maɪnd/

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Synonyms

brain , head , intellect , intelligence , nous , psyche , reason , wit , awareness , consciousness , sentience , attention , concentration , focus , memory , recollection , desire , disposition , idea , inclination , intention , mood , sanity , idea , judgement , judgment , opinion , view , genius , intellectual , thinker , cognition , learning , heed

Rhymes

Words rhyming with mind
find , bind , grind

Homophones

Words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling,

mind (Australian slang) : a state of confusion or disarray

Variants

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mind , minds , minded , minder , minders , minding , mind-altering , mind-bending , mind-bendingly , mind-blowing , mind-blowingly , mindblower , mindblowers , mind-boggling , mind-bogglingly , mind-expanding , mind frame , mind frames , mind game , mind-numbing , mind-numbingly

Etymology

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Old English 'gemindan' meaning 'to remember'.

Trivia

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The human brain generates enough electricity to power a light bulb.
The average person has about 60,000 thoughts per day.
The mind can process approximately 11 million bits of information per second.

Related Concepts

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consciousness: The state of being aware of one's surroundings, thoughts, and feelings.
thought: A series of mental processes, including perception, memory, and reasoning, that results in the formation of an idea or belief.

Culture

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The concept of the mind has been a subject of fascination throughout history, from ancient philosophical traditions to modern neuroscience. In literature, the mind is often depicted as a battlefield, a labyrinth, or a garden. In art, it is represented through various symbols such as the brain, the eye, or the mirror.

How to Memorize "mind"

visualize

- Visualize a large, empty jar. Imagine thoughts as pebbles that you drop into the jar. Each thought is unique and can't be retrieved once it's dropped.
associate

- Associate the word 'mind' with a specific image or concept that is easy to remember. For example, you could associate it with a giant, thinking brain.
mnemonics

- Use the acronym 'MIND' to remember the five senses: Memory (M)emory, Imagination (I)magination, Nominal (N)aming, Understanding (U), and Discrimination (D).

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