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Meanings of heedful in English
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consciente Usage of heedful in English
1
Hence the enlightened ruler is heedful, and the good general full of caution.
2
For the first time in his life, he seemed heedful of public opinion.
3
Always heedful I waited upon and served my mother-in-law and father-in-law.
4
Then heedful Penelope said to her, Dear nurse, the Gods have crazed you.
5
Ever devoted to his sire, he was always heedful and ready for action.
6
If they ever happen to be heedless, I am always heedful.
7
One should observe the vow of truthfulness, be sparing of speech, and always heedful.
8
That is better for you, that ye may be heedful.
9
Protecting men, he remains awake, always heedful and never decaying.
10
When ye settled up accounts with thet outfit, ye kain't skeercely be too heedful.
11
Still we find that Ferdinand and Isabella were heedful in their proceedings in this matter.
12
Hector was as heedful and steady in his decisions as Louis was rash and impetuous.
13
They are all heedful, observant of religious rites and excellent vows, and truthful in speech.
14
He was too much mortified to be very heedful of the feelings of his companion.
15
In part, it came out of Brenton's heedful planning.
16
I will be more heedful henceforth, nor allow splendid imaginations to prick thine innocent sides.
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