Another word for heedful
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Adjective
Concentrating the mental powers on something
- Showing attention; heedful.
- Showing deference.
- Something that is intended; an aim or purpose.
- The state of mind necessary for an act to constitute a crime.
- Firmly fixed; concentrated:
- Paying close attention; alert or observant:
- Showing care for the needs or desires of others; caring or courteous.
Idioms:See also:Cautiously attentive
- Closely observant or alert; vigilant:
- Not sleeping; awake.
- Having or showing keen perceptiveness; perceptive:
- Diligent in observing a law, custom, duty, or principle:
- Attentive; heedful:
- Attentive to potential danger, error, or harm; cautious:
- Thorough and painstaking in action or execution; conscientious:
- Protective; solicitous:
See also:Tending toward awareness and appreciation
- Having or showing keen perceptiveness; perceptive:
- Diligent in observing a law, custom, duty, or principle:
- Attentive; heedful:
- Characterized by or having an awareness of one's environment and one's own existence, sensations, and thoughts.
- Mentally perceptive or alert; awake:
- Capable of thought, will, or perception:
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Another word for heedful
Modifier
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- Guided by or in accordance with the dictates of conscience; principled:
- Thorough and assiduous:
- Possessed of, exercising, or showing prudence and self-restraint in speech and behavior; circumspect:
- Made, done, or situated so as to attract little notice:
- Paying close attention; alert or observant:
- Showing care for the needs or desires of others; caring or courteous.
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