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What does the mean in a beginning of sentence?

The word "mean" at the beginning of a sentence can have several meanings, depending on the context. Here are some common uses:

* "Mean" as an adjective: Describing something as "mean" implies it is unkind, cruel, or malicious.

* "Mean" as a verb: It can mean to intend or to signify.

Examples:

* "Mean" as an adjective:

* "Mean people make me sad." (Describing a person's character)

* "That was a mean trick to play on her." (Describing an action)

* "Mean" as a verb:

* "What do you mean by that?" (Asking for clarification)

* "That sign means 'no parking.'" (Explaining the meaning of a symbol)

To understand the specific meaning of "mean" at the beginning of a sentence, you need to consider the surrounding words and the context of the sentence.

Let me know if you have a specific sentence in mind, and I can help you decipher the meaning of "mean" in that context!

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