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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
(archaic or nonstandard) A thought relating to a specific mood or mindset; one's intent or mind..
2014, Beowulf He often permitteth the mood-thought of man of The illustrious lineage to lean to possessions, Allows him earthly delights at his manor, A high-burg of heroes to hold in his keeping, Maketh portions of earth-folk hear him, […]
Now [we] shall praise the heaven-realm's Keeper, God's might and his mood-thought, the work of the glory-Father, as he of each wonder, the eternal Lord, the beginning ordained.
At whiles unto love he letteth to turn The mood-thought of a man that Is mighty of kindred, […]
A postscript: Lying in bed, half asleep, waiting to get up, I felt different moods, groups of thoughts, shifting through my mind— perhaps every two or three minutes, though I do not really know — like packets, discrete quanta of mood-thoughts.
Use mood-thought when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Mood-thought means (archaic or nonstandard) A thought relating to a specific mood or mindset; one's intent or mind..
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2014, Beowulf He often permitteth the mood-thought of man of The illustrious lineage to lean to possessions, Allows him earthly delights at his manor, A high-burg of heroes to hold in his keeping, Maketh portions of earth-folk hear him, […]
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