1. having a particular attitude, opinion, or way of thinking
Usage: usually used in combination with other words
2. willing or inclined to do something
Usage: often used with ‘to’ and an infinitive

Examples

• She is very career-minded and works long hours.
• The environmentally minded students organized a recycling program.
• Are you minded to accept their offer?
• He’s not minded to change his opinion easily.
• The committee is reform-minded and wants to make changes.
• I’m not minded to argue about this today.
• She comes from a family of academically minded people.