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Minded Predicate

Definition:

A minded predicate is a linguistic term used to describe a type of predicate that expresses a state of mind or attitude towards an action or situation.

Examples:

As a Verb:

She loves chocolate. – In this sentence, "loves" is a minded predicate verb.

As an Adjective:

He is afraid of heights. – Here, "afraid" acts as a minded predicate adjective.

As a Noun:

The belief that hard work pays off is motivating. – In this example, "belief" is used as a minded predicate noun.

As an Adverb:

She tackled the project eagerly. – "Eagerly" functions as a minded predicate adverb, expressing the attitude with which the action was performed.

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