mindful English

Meaning mindful meaning

What does mindful mean?

mindful

— adjective bearing in mind; attentive to ever mindful of her health mindful of his responsibilities mindful of these criticisms, I shall attempt to justify my action

Synonyms mindful synonyms

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attentive

aware

careful

watchful

thoughtful

heedful

regardful

pay attention

painstaking

observing

observant

heedy

attent

watching

wary

wakeful

tactful

studious

sharp-eyed

sedulous

remindful

remembering

recollect

precautious

persistent

on one’s toes

noticing

listful

interested

intent

expectant

elever

dote on

diligent

consider something

conscious

concerned

close

chary of

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cautious

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Topics mindful topics

What do people use mindful to talk about?

Language and thought Think

Remember

• What words refer to remembering something?
  remember recall remind oneself call to mind bring to mind think of recognize recognition recollect review come (back) to mindful heed think in retrospect
• What words refer to remembering to do something?
  heed mind mindful respond

Language and thought Soul, spirit Mental state

Alert

• What words describe someone who is alert?
  alert watchful vigilant keep your eyes peeled aware clear headed coherent wary mindful responsive sensitive

Examples mindful examples

How do I use mindful in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Tom was mindful of my warning.

I'm very mindful of that.

Be mindful of that vitamin A can be toxic at higher levels.

I wasn't being mindful and got on a wrong bus by mistake.

Movie subtitles

Be mindful of your dog, and also of yourself.

Mindful of its youth education,.. Farandola calms the anger of the gorilla, speaking their ape language,..

Mindful of this fact, I ask you once more, is the evidence that you have given the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth?

And make us ever mindful of the needs of others.

He's mindful of your goodness and past loyalty.

Be mindful of me, my God.

And make us mindful of those less fortunate among us. as we sit at this table with all of thy bounty.

We are mindful of your efforts but I should now ask you to refrain from further investigations.

And let us be ever mindful of the consequences of our acts.

But Master Yoda said I should be mindful of the future.

Be mindful of the living Force, young Padawan.

Believe me, we're very mindful of such concerns.

He's mindful of your goodness and past loyalty. And in any matter concerning your honour and welfare he'll continue your good lord.

You are very mindful, Regine.

You should be mindful of discipline.

Mr. Godsey and I have always been most mindful of our civic responsibilities.

Ah, be mindful of your charge!

For the last time be mindful of your charge!

I would urge you to be mindful of Madame Deroulard's feelings.

Be mindful of your feelings.

I'm not allowed to train you. so I want you to watch me and be mindful.

Give us grateful hearts, Our Father, for all thy mercies, and make us mindful of the needs of others.

Noble Herodias, we are not mindful of our guests.

Then little by little he had gone up towards the walnut tree, clutching the open knife, mindful of the noises and of the glow of the fire.

Lord Maul, be mindful.

But I am also mindful we have a shortage of teachers today.

Be mindful of whom you came with tonight.

News and current affairs

Mindful of this weakness, Russia has offered Syria its more modern S-300 missiles; but there is no evidence that they have arrived, let alone been deployed.

Mindful of the bitter memory of famine (and trade embargoes), China's government remains obsessed with ensuring self-sufficiency in food.

This was a long, difficult process; but German society, mindful of its historical misdeeds, has become capable of confronting moral and political challenges of the type posed by the influx of refugees today.

Individual companies, mindful of US sanctions on those who do business with the regime, can also help.

Mindful that normal slowdowns could lead to a breach of the ceiling, they decreed that a normal deficit is a zero deficit.

Germany, mindful of its recent history, does not want to be cast in the role of a hegemonic power; the current situation is not the result of some evil German plot.

Mindful of such concerns and persistent pessimism in global financial markets, Merkel is now taking bold political initiatives at home and overseas.

But, in criticizing Putin, the West should be mindful of his domestic support.

Finally, China's leadership is mindful of the risks implied by its own macroeconomic imbalances - and of the role that its export-led growth and dollar-based foreign-exchange accumulation plays in perpetuating those imbalances.

Mindful of Ypres, Warsaw, or Stalingrad, not to mention Auschwitz and Treblinka, many regard this as a good thing.

They are both mindful of the limits of the politics of destabilization, and they are clearly looking forward to a more dialogue-oriented American administration willing to address their political and strategic concerns.

But the existing nuclear weapons states also must be mindful of the moral conditions that underlie the NPT bargain.

The press and government, mindful of the requirements of EU membership, are finally opening the sensitive Armenian issue to debate.

While some kinds of sanctions against international aggression appear to be necessary, we must remain mindful of the risks associated with extreme or punishing measures.

While the British have been particularly open about the nationalist nature of their support for European integration, other EU members have been no less mindful of their domestic interests.

Understandably, China has resisted, probably mindful of the post-1985 yen appreciation's association with the end of Japan's four-decade-long post-war boom.