Meaning: This idiom means to alter or reverse a previous decision, opinion, or plan.
Usage in Example Sentences:
- “I was going to stay home, but I changed my mind and went to the party.”
- “She changed her mind about the job offer and decided to accept it.”
- “He planned to go on vacation but changed his mind at the last minute.”
Origin: The phrase “change one’s mind” dates back to the 17th century, where “mind” refers to one’s thoughts or decisions. To “change” the mind implies a shift in thinking or intention. It remains a common and straightforward idiom, used in a variety of everyday contexts.
