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Microsoft Word Doesn't Like The Word MindSet?

by Intrepreneur
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I've been editing and re-editing a sentence with the word "mindset" in it. I know ezine articles won't accept it with the green grammar line underlining it.

I can't get around it no matter what I do with the sentence.

Has anyone had this problem before?

Thanks

Mark Rafferty
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    Adding the word focused after the word mindset was the only way possible for me to fix this.

    Microsoft Word is smart, got some LSI going on there maybe. hehe
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    • Profile picture of the author WendellC
      My Word 2003 doesn't flag it as long as I use it in a sentence.

      You have a nice mindset.

      What a bad mindset you must have.

      Eat my mindset.

      Mindset yourself, buddy.

      The only time I get the green underline is when I just have the word by itself.

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      • Profile picture of the author Lawrh
        Using Word isn't within my mindset. OO all the way!
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  • Profile picture of the author Sandic
    I just ignore what ms word says about mindset as I know there is one.
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    • Profile picture of the author webwyn
      Have you tried the good old hyphen. Mindset = Mind-Set. Not sure how that works for you and in your context.
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