mint condition
mɪnt kənˈdɪʃ.ən
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Definition of mint condition - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

collectiblesstate of being like new, unused
  • The vintage car is in mint condition.
  • The comic book was in mint condition, fetching a high price.
  • Collectors seek items in mint condition for their rarity.
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Expressions with mint condition

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in mint conditionadj.
perfect state as if new
The vintage car is in mint condition.

Expressions with mint

mint moneyv.
earn a lot of money quickly
With his new business, he is minting money.
father made a mintexp.
earn a large amount of money quickly or easily
Father made a mint selling his old car.
in mint conditionadj.
perfect state as if new
The vintage car is in mint condition.
make a mintv.
earn a large amount of money quickly
She made a mint selling handmade jewelry online.
worth a mintadj.
having a very high monetary value
This painting is worth a mint.
breath mintn.
small flavored candy to freshen breath
She popped a breath mint before the meeting..

Expressions with condition

in mint conditionadj.
perfect state as if new
The vintage car is in mint condition.
in peak conditionadj.
in the best possible state
The athlete was in peak condition for the championship.
out of conditionadj.
not physically fit or healthy
After months of no exercise, he was out of condition.
on the condition of anonymityadv.
with the agreement to keep identity secret
The source spoke on the condition of anonymity.
in good conditionadj.
not broken, clean, and working as it should
The bike is in good condition.
eye conditionn.
the state of health of the eyes
Regular check-ups can help monitor your eye condition.
in conditionadj.
physically fit and healthy
She is in condition for the marathon.
in no conditionadj.
not physically or mentally able to do something
He was in no condition to drive after the party.
in top conditionadj.
in the best possible state
The car is in top condition after the service.
on one conditionadv.
only if a specific requirement is met
You can borrow my car on one condition.

Terms related to mint condition

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collectibleflawlessintactoriginalperfectpreservedunusedvaluable

Terms with mint condition included in their meaning

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brilliant uncirculatedadj.
numismatics
showing mint condition and strong shine because never used in everyday payments

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  1. French:état neuf, ...
  2. German:neuwertiger Zustand, ...
  3. Italian:condizioni perfette, ...
  4. Spanish:perfecto estado, ...
  5. Portuguese:estado impecável, ...
  6. Chinese:全新状态, ...
  7. Japanese:新品同様の状態, ...
  8. Arabic:حالَة مُمْتازَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַצָּב חָדָשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:идеальное состояние, ...
  11. Ukrainian:відмінний стан, ...
  12. Hindi:नई जैसी हालत, ...
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