motley-minded (Meaning)
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motley-minded (a.)
Having a mind of a jester; foolish.
Synonyms & Antonyms of motley-minded
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motley-minded Sentence Examples
- The motley-minded crowd chanted conflicting slogans, reflecting the diversity of their beliefs.
- After a day filled with intense discussions, I found myself feeling motley-minded, with my thoughts scattered in various directions.
- The artist's motley-minded creations defied categorization, blending elements of realism, abstraction, and symbolism.
- The teacher struggled to engage the motley-minded students, each with their own unique learning style and interests.
- The company's motley-minded staff brought a wide range of perspectives to the decision-making process.
- The politician's motley-minded supporters ranged from ardent conservatives to radical progressives.
- The motley-minded group of hikers embarked on a journey through the wilderness, united by a common desire for adventure.
- The writer's motley-minded characters inhabited a world where reality and fantasy intertwined.
- The debate turned chaotic when motley-minded speakers exchanged insults and accusations.
- Despite their motley-minded differences, the family members always came together in times of need.
FAQs About the word motley-minded
Having a mind of a jester; foolish.
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The motley-minded crowd chanted conflicting slogans, reflecting the diversity of their beliefs.
After a day filled with intense discussions, I found myself feeling motley-minded, with my thoughts scattered in various directions.
The artist's motley-minded creations defied categorization, blending elements of realism, abstraction, and symbolism.
The teacher struggled to engage the motley-minded students, each with their own unique learning style and interests.
