Definition

1. Adjective:
   • Having a similar outlook, disposition, or purpose: Describes people who share similar opinions, interests, or goals.
   • Of the same turn of mind: Having a similar way of thinking.

Usage

• The adjective "like-minded" is used to describe people, not objects or concepts. It typically precedes a noun (e.g., ) or follows a linking verb (e.g., ).
• It often implies a sense of community, agreement, or shared purpose among the people described.

Examples

• We formed a club to connect like-minded people who enjoy hiking.
• It's easier to work on a project with like-minded colleagues.
• They are very like-minded when it comes to environmental issues.

Advanced Usage

• "to find like-minded people": to seek out or connect with others who share one's views or passions.
  • She joined the online forum to find like-minded people interested in vintage cars.
• "a group of like-minded individuals": a common phrase denoting a collective united by shared beliefs or aims.
  • The policy was drafted by a committee of like-minded experts.

Variants and Related Words

• Like-mindedness (noun): The state or quality of being like-minded.
  • The success of the community depends on a certain level of like-mindedness.

Synonyms

• Compatible: Capable of existing together in harmony.
• Sympathetic: Agreeable, inclined to support or agree.
• Of one mind: In complete agreement. (Often used as a phrase: "They are of one mind on this issue.")

Antonyms

• Opposed: In conflict or disagreement.
• Differing: Having a different opinion or character.
• Disagreeing: Not in accord; conflicting.

Adjective

1. of the same turn of mind