different between longminded vs longanimous
longminded
English
Alternative forms
- long-minded
Etymology
From long +? minded. Compare Old English langm?d (“patient, long-suffering”, literally “long-mood”).
Adjective
longminded (comparative more longminded, superlative most longminded)
- (rare, nonstandard) Patient; longanimous.
- 1966, Staughton Lynd, Nonviolence in America:
- They are no more longminded than white people. They know there's not going to be a Negro sheriff. And therefore when they vote, they're going to vote for the less dangerous sheriff, who has to be a Democrat.
- 1966, Staughton Lynd, Nonviolence in America:
Derived terms
- longmindedness
longminded From the web:
longanimous
English
Adjective
longanimous (comparative more longanimous, superlative most longanimous)
- Long-suffering; patient; showing self-control and restraint.
Synonyms
- long-suffering, longminded
Translations
Anagrams
- longimanous
longanimous From the web:
- what does longanimity mean
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