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What does trouble-minded mean?

"Trouble-minded" isn't a commonly used phrase in standard English. It's likely a made-up term or an informal expression.

However, based on its structure, it probably means:

* Someone who is constantly looking for problems or difficulties. They might be pessimistic, overly critical, or prone to worrying.

* Someone who is quick to find fault or be suspicious. This person might be inclined to see negative intent where there is none.

Here are some possible interpretations:

* "He's so trouble-minded, he always finds something to complain about." This implies the person is always focused on the negative.

* "That trouble-minded neighbor is always watching us." This suggests the neighbor is suspicious and untrusting.

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