100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "mean"

Definition

"Mean" as a noun can refer to:

1. The average value of a set of numbers, calculated by dividing the sum of all values by the number of values.
2. A method or way of achieving something, often implying a degree of cunning or trickery.
3. In a social context, it can refer to the middle or intermediate value in a set of data.

Synonyms

• Average
• Median
• Method
• Means
• Medium

Antonyms

• Extreme
• Outlier
• End
• High
• Low

Examples

1. What does this data mean to our overall findings?
2. I didn't mean to hurt your feelings.
3. Can you explain what you mean by that statement?
4. I mean to finish this project by tomorrow.
5. What did he mean when he said that?
6. Do you mean that we should start over?
7. I didn’t mean it that way; I was just joking.
8. What does the author mean in the second paragraph?
9. It doesn't mean that you have to quit.
10. She always tries to mean well, even when she fails.
11. Can you please clarify what you mean?
12. The results of the experiment mean we need to rethink our approach.
13. He didn’t mean to come off as rude.
14. I mean to say that we should be cautious.
15. When you say "later," what do you mean?
16. The score of 90 doesn't mean you're a genius.
17. I never mean to intrude on your privacy.
18. What you said means a lot to me.
19. I mean to imply that we need more time.
20. If you say you’re busy, do you really mean it?
21. It means a lot to know you care.
22. What do you mean by "better"?
23. I don’t mean to sound critical, but…
24. To me, that means we should celebrate.
25. His silence means he’s not interested.
26. I mean to finish this before the deadline.
27. You always mean well, but sometimes it backfires.
28. I can't believe you would mean that!
29. The weather report means we should stay indoors.
30. It means a great deal to be invited.
31. Her expression means she’s not happy.
32. I mean what I say, and I say what I mean.
33. The results can mean different things to different people.
34. What you mean is very unclear.
35. If you really mean that, then let's discuss it.
36. Do you really mean to say you agree?
37. That means we need to adjust our strategy.
38. I mean to express my deepest gratitude.
39. It means nothing without context.
40. Do you mean to suggest something?
41. I didn’t mean to imply that you were wrong.
42. What you’re saying means I have to reconsider.
43. I mean to invite you next time.
44. Does this mean we can finally start?
45. It means nothing to me at this point.
46. What you’re asking for means a lot of work.
47. I mean to say that I support your decision.
48. His actions mean he doesn’t care.
49. Everyone interprets it differently; it means different things.
50. I didn’t mean to offend anyone.
51. It doesn’t mean you can’t try again.
52. That means we have to leave early.
53. I truly mean to help you out.
54. It means a lot to hear your opinion.
55. If you mean what you say, we can proceed.
56. I mean to take a break after this.
57. What I really mean is that I’m here for you.
58. It doesn’t mean you should give up.
59. This means we have to stick together.
60. Did you really mean to say that?
61. The data mean we’re on the right track.
62. I mean to finish my studies soon.
63. I hope you don’t mean that seriously.
64. What you said means a lot to the team.
65. I didn’t mean to make things awkward.
66. The implications of this mean we need to act fast.
67. If I say it, I mean it.
68. What you mean is more important than how you say it.
69. This means we need a new plan.
70. I really mean to improve this aspect of my life.
71. What do you mean by "success"?
72. It means you have to work harder.
73. I didn’t mean to step on your toes.
74. In this context, it means something different.
75. I mean to convey my sincerest apologies.
76. The outcome means we need a reassessment.
77. I always mean to check in on you.
78. What you’re saying means we need clarity.
79. I didn’t mean to take over the conversation.
80. This means we should be more proactive.
81. I hope you mean it when you say you’ll help.
82. It means a lot to have your support.
83. What you mean is very subjective.
84. I mean to apologize for my mistake.
85. The results mean we have to rethink our approach.
86. Does this mean we can move forward?
87. I didn’t mean to raise my voice.
88. It means so much to be recognized.
89. What you’re saying now doesn’t mean anything.
90. My intention is clear; I mean no harm.
91. The feedback you received means you did well.
92. If you really mean it, let’s make a plan.
93. I mean to emphasize the importance of this issue.
94. That means we have to make some changes.
95. I didn’t mean to complicate matters.
96. What you’re trying to say means a lot to me.
97. I mean to stay focused on my goals.
98. This means we have to collaborate more.
99. I really mean to get things done.
100. The outcome means we should celebrate our success.