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Change your mind To change your mind means to change the way you think about something, or to have a different plan from previously. It’s a bit like “to change your tune”, but while that suggests changing an opinion or attitude, this means simply changing the way you feel about something or deciding to do something different. You can use this to refer to others or yourself. “I didn’t expect to see you here! I thought you were going to the cinema this afternoon.”“I know. But it’s such a lovely day, I changed my mind. I felt like being out in the sunshine.”

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Metaphor	Change your mind
Question Meaning	What do you mean?
Meaning	To change your mind means to change the way you think about something, or to have a different plan from previously. It’s a bit like “to change your tune”, but while that suggests changing an opinion or attitude, this means simply changing the way you feel about something or deciding to do something different. You can use this to refer to others or yourself.
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Example	“I didn’t expect to see you here! I thought you were going to the cinema this afternoon.” “I know. But it’s such a lovely day, I changed my mind. I felt like being out in the sunshine.”

Change Mind I Means It’s Changing Plan Previously