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frame of mind
[freym uhv mahynd]
idiom
a person’s mental or emotional state, often as it relates to how the person feels about or responds to a particular thing.
At the very least, it'll put you in a better frame of mind to tackle that long to-do list.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of frame of mind1
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
It’s a gift to go out in good health and a clear frame of mind.
"So something happens when I put my Speedos on. I get a completely different frame of mind. I'm just so determined to get through the day without putting my clothes on."
Nevertheless, Raducanu will head to the French Open in a positive frame of mind.
Mr O'Connell at this point was "in a good frame of mind", he noted.
I was in no frame of mind to make a decision, although I still wondered whether I could do better.
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