Definition of hetermind

hetermind

noun

• A mind of oneself that is not functioning differently than the body of oneself
  
  Etymology: heter + mind

  I accidentally typed "not" when I shouldn't had typed the word "not". I apologize for the typo, the defintion above is suppose to be, "A mind of oneself that is functioning differently than the body of oneself".

  Last edited on Aug 30 2024. Submitted by Anonymous on Aug 30 2024.

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