They are two separate words.
Green-minded
It is used as a single word. Compound adjectives with the -ed form are always hyphenated or spelled as one word. (Absent-minded is occasionally found as a single word without a hyphen.)
Yes, "Greenland" is a compound word, formed by combining "green" and "land."
There is no such word. It can only be part of a compound adverb. Examples: - The compound adverb "single-mindedly" (done to the exclusion of other considerations) based on the compound adjective single-minded (having one aim or purpose). - The compound adverb "absent-mindedly" (in an absent-minded, oblivious manner).
it should be Grin Minded which is an indication of a naughty or a malicious thinking and not "green minded"
Examples of compound words for 'box' are:boomboxboxcarbox topbreadboxchatterboxmailboxmatchboxsoapboxtoolboxtoy boxwindow boxExamples of compound words for 'green' are:evergreengreenbackgreenbeltgreengrocergreenhorngreenhousegreenskeeperwintergreenExamples of compound words for 'sea' are:seabedseabirdseacoastseadogseafarerseafoodsea goingseagullseamanseamanshipseaplaneseaportseascapeseashoreseasickseasideseawallseawaterseaworthy
it was originated from couple djinn which means dirty, rude, pervert and disgusting.
apple is another word besides open minded, please be more specific and for a start open minded isn't one word peace
Chloroplast/ Chlorophyll. Chloroplast is the pigment, Chlorophyll is the actuall chemical that makes it green
open-minded
No , he is not. Why would someone think of that ?
Green industry simply refers to environmentally minded business. Most businesses have some sort of green minded plan in place even if it is just office recycling. Swanson Russel has a list of green industries online to peruse.