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English
Etymology
From a- + minded.
Adjective
aminded (comparative more aminded, superlative most aminded)
- (obsolete) Minded; disposed; inclined.
1571, William Fulke, A confutation of a Popiſhe, and ſclaunderous libelle, in foꝛme of an apologie: , London: Iohn Kingston for William Iones, page 26:[…] but the beleuers of this oure late reformed Churche are not come to that perfection, nor yet are aminded ſo to doe.
1603, Richard Knolles, The generall historie of the Turkes, page 769:For that he was aminded to reuenge the injutie done vnto him, and by force of armes to defend himſelfe: for what elſe had he now left?
1617, Johannes Sleidanus, The Key of Hiſtorie, London: M. Fleſher, for Wiliam Sheeres, page 74:Philip King of Macedon, he whom I formerly ſpoke of, […] was aminded to renew the warre; […]