HEADSPACE Definition & Meaning

headspace

Or head space

[hed-speys]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

Informal.��mental state; state of mind: He creates such profoundly rich creative universes, it truly feels like you enter a completely different headspace when you watch his shows.
Doomscrolling all day puts me in a really bad headspace, so I try to stay away from all that negative news.
He creates such profoundly rich creative universes, it truly feels like you enter a completely different headspace when you watch his shows.
Informal.��quiet, private, or contemplative mood or frame of mind: I never listen to music when I’m jogging, since I run for headspace as much as for exercise.
I spend a lot of the weekend in my own headspace, so I can’t really engage with anything much.
I never listen to music when I’m jogging, since I run for headspace as much as for exercise.
headroom.
empty space left above the contents of a closed jar, can, or other container.

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51�Թ� History and Origins

Origin of headspace¹

First recorded in 1800–10; head ( def. ) + space ( def. )

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After the race, he was asked what more they could do to get him into the right headspace, if that was indeed the problem.

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Still, in addition to taking psychedelics in a supportive setting, it’s also important to be in a headspace where you are mentally prepared to take them, Argyri said.

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Throughout her career, she has taken to drawing to help enter the headspace of the characters she’s played — has she done any sketches about what Helly’s future might look like?

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We’re also slightly out of own headspace and ready to buy into worlds of wonder or even strife.

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Nearly eighteen months after her most recent post, Lilly is in a different headspace.

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heads or tails headspring

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