make up your mind

/ˌmeɪk ʌp jɚ ˈmaɪnd/
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To reach a decision after considering the choices.

Examples

  • She made up her mind to tell them the truth.
  • Please make up your mind because the shop is about to close.
  • Have you made up your mind which train to take?
  • Once he has made up his mind, it is hard to persuade him otherwise.
  • I still haven't made up my mind about the job offer.

Similar words

choose
settle on
come to a decision
decide

Meanings

Reach a decision

decisions
informal
To decide what to do, choose, or believe, especially after being uncertain.

Examples

  • I still haven't made up my mind about the job offer.
  • Have you made up your mind which train to take?
  • She made up her mind to tell them the truth.
  • You don't need to make up your mind today.
  • Once he has made up his mind, it is hard to persuade him otherwise.
  • Please make up your mind because the shop is about to close.

Similar words

Etymology

Built from make up, in the sense of completing or settling something, and mind, meaning a person's thoughts or intentions. The expression in its modern decision-making sense is recorded from the early 1800s.

FAQ

What does make up your mind mean?

Make up your mind means to reach a decision after considering what to do, choose, or believe.

Is make up your mind informal?

Yes. Make up your mind is common in everyday conversation, while come to a decision can sound more formal.

Can I say make your mind up?

Yes. Make your mind up is an established alternate order with the same meaning.

What comes after make up your mind?

Common patterns are make up your mind about something, make up your mind to do something, and make up your mind which option to choose.

What is the difference between make up your mind and change your mind?

Make up your mind means to reach a decision, while change your mind means to replace an earlier decision or opinion.

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