"longminded" meaning in All languages combined

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Adjective [English]

Forms: more longminded [comparative], most longminded [superlative]
Etymology: From long + minded. Compare Old English langmōd (“patient, long-suffering”, literally “long-mood”). Etymology templates: {{compound|en|long|minded}} long + minded, {{cog|ang|langmōd||patient, long-suffering|lit=long-mood}} Old English langmōd (“patient, long-suffering”, literally “long-mood”) Head templates: {{en-adj}} longminded (comparative more longminded, superlative most longminded)
  1. (rare, nonstandard) Patient; longanimous. Tags: nonstandard, rare Categories (topical): Personality Synonyms: long-minded Derived forms: longmindedness
    Sense id: en-longminded-en-adj-scUuky7z Categories (other): English entries with incorrect language header

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