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Meanings of heedfully in English
Usage of heedfully in English
1
He kept his narrow brown eyes heedfully upon me and smiled slightly.
2
Behold, Indra has obtained great happiness after slaying all his foes heedfully.
3
Thou shalt pass thy time heedfully in view of Purandara.
4
How does he remain wakeful among living creatures so heedfully?
5
A keen question here, an inference heedfully taken there, and the situation was plain!
6
She followed him heedfully, knowing that with Ephraim the steps in an argument were important.
7
He took out of his pouch a parcel heedfully wrapped in soft folds of silk.
8
The besiegers would be too heedfully on the alert.
9
He seems too impatient to choose his words heedfully.
10
I have another charge for thee, and do thou mark heedfully what I shall say.
11
Indeed, hyperbolical as were his phrases, his gestures and whole carriage were most heedfully deferential.
12
Thus heedfully did Priam and his servant see to the yolking of their cars at the palace.
13
And there, hanging from a pin, and heedfully wrapped in its case, was seen the fatal bow.
14
There she took the cup from the man's hand, and held it while he filled it heedfully.
15
For he annulled unrighteous laws, and most heedfully executed whatsoever made for the amendment of his country's condition.
16
Shortly Dick was able to hobble some little distance, always with the aid of a staff, always heedfully.
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Heedfully through the time