harbor; state of mind; breadth of mind
Meanings
3 senses · 9 examplesverb
to harbor (ill intentions); to entertain (thoughts)
Typically used with negative connotations, indicating that someone holds hidden motives or malicious intent. Often appears in set phrases.
He always harbors evil intentions, so you should be careful.
This person is acting sneaky; at a glance you can tell he harbors ulterior motives.
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The enemy harbors immeasurable malice with vicious intent.
noun
state of mind; mood; inner feelings
literaryRefers to one's inner thoughts and emotional state, often used in literary or formal contexts when expressing feelings.
He uses poetry to express his inner feelings.
The mood that is difficult to put into words can only turn into a sigh.
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She walked alone in the rain with a melancholic heart.
noun
breadth of mind; tolerance; open-mindedness
Describes a person's capacity for tolerance, magnanimity, and open-mindedness. Often used to praise someone's character.
He is open-minded and never cares about personal gains and losses.
This leader has a broad mind and can accommodate different opinions.
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Only when one has the whole world in mind can great achievements be accomplished.