heedful

/'hi:dful/
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heedful

Heedful of the slippery path, the hiker stepped carefully.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Giving attention; paying careful notice: Being heedful means being observant and mindful, showing that one is carefully considering something or someone.
    • Cautiously attentive; taking care: It describes a state of careful attention, often to avoid mistakes or to show consideration.
    • Careful of the feelings, needs, or advice of others: It can imply being thoughtful and considerate towards other people.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:
    • She was heedful of the potential dangers on the trail. (She paid careful attention to the possible risks.)
    • A heedful driver always obeys the speed limit. (An attentive driver follows the rules.)
    • He was heedful of his mentor's advice and avoided the common pitfalls. (He carefully considered his mentor's guidance.)
Advanced Usage
  • "Heedful of" + noun/noun phrase: This is the most common construction, used to show what one is being attentive to.
    • The team was heedful of the project's tight deadline. (The team was mindful of the short time available.)
    • Be heedful of the cultural differences when traveling abroad. (Pay close attention to local customs.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Heed (verb/noun): To pay attention to; careful attention.
    • He failed to heed the warning. (He did not pay attention to the warning.)
  • Heedfully (adverb): In a heedful manner.
    • She listened heedfully to the instructions. (She listened with great care.)
  • Heedfulness (noun): The quality or state of being heedful.
    • His heedfulness prevented a major accident. (His attentiveness stopped a bad event.)
Synonyms
  • Attentive: Paying close attention.
  • Mindful: Conscious or aware of something.
  • Observant: Quick to notice things.
  • Careful: Exercising caution or attention.
  • Considerate: Thoughtful of the feelings of others.
Antonyms
  • Heedless: Showing a reckless lack of care or attention.
  • Inattentive: Not paying attention.
  • Negligent: Failing to take proper care.
  • Unmindful: Not conscious or aware.
Related Phrases
  • To give/pay heed (to): To pay attention to something.
    • You should pay heed to the weather forecast before sailing. (You should listen to the forecast.)
  • To take heed (of): To pay attention to a warning or advice.
    • If you take heed of his experience, you'll save time. (If you listen to his advice from experience.)
heedful

Heedful of the slippery path, the hiker stepped carefully.

Adjective
  1. giving attention
  2. cautiously attentive
    • careful of her feelings
    • heedful of his father's advice
  3. taking heed; giving close and thoughtful attention
    • heedful of the warnings
    • so heedful a writer
    • heedful of what they were doing

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