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Discover LudwigThe phrase "among like-minded" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means to be in the company of people who share the same opinions, beliefs or interests as oneself. Example: "Jane found herself among like-minded individuals at the book club meeting, all of whom were avid readers and passionate about discussing literature."
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"And it's good to be here among like-minded people".
His American influence was felt mostly among like-minded neoconservatives.
And if it didn't, well — at least I'd be among like-minded people.
Through social networks and events, the organization seeks to promote collaboration among like-minded organizations.
Humans already tend to cluster among like-minded people and seek news that confirms their biases.
Segregation isn't about choosing to live among like-minded or racially similar people.
Both the league and the union hope for an extensive back-and-forth on Twitter among like-minded users.
No one wants a festival of ideas to turn into a cozy chat among like-minded friends.
This operated not so much as an echo chamber as a forum for working out of observations and interpretations internally, among like-minded people.
Because they are hired largely by word of mouth among like-minded lawyers, it is all but inevitable that the same experts will be repeatedly called.
For his part, TenHulzen seems pleased with the prospect of being among like-minded enthusiasts, even if he has to fly to get there.
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