minds
n. countable A2 Elementary US //ˈmaɪndz// UK //mˈaɪndz// minds
n. the parts of people that allow them to think, feel, and imagine. You use this word when talking about the thoughts or intelligence of a group.
n. the element of a person that enables them to be aware of the world and their experiences, to think, and to feel. Often used in the plural to refer to the collective intellect or opinions of a group.
Great minds think alike.
The conference brings together the best minds in the field of medicine to solve this crisis.
The philosopher argued that our minds are not merely biological machines but are shaped by the cultural and linguistic environments we inhabit from birth.
Usage
Plural form of 'mind'; frequently used in collective phrases like 'the public minds' or 'brilliant minds'.