mindful
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4.0
- adjective
- /ˈmaɪndfəl/
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consciente
- When giving feedback, always be mindful of the other person's feelings.
- need to be mindful
- always be mindful
- mindful of the fact
Again, not easy, but those mindful moments may break the cycle.
- Again, not easy, but those mindful moments may break the cycle.
- The first is that when you're mindful, you tend to be more charismatic.
- Then I take a full hour for a mindful lunch.
- Again, be mindful, Know what you're doing.
- And now people are mindful that stress can cause stomach ulcers.
- And there's just this whole slew of mindful content coming out.
- Practicing being mindful helps you learn.
- Some people pray, some people are mindful, some people just want to be quiet.
- So yes, let's be mindful, let's be present, let's show up.
- Be vulnerable, be present, be mindful about what's going on.
- She's intelligent, she is thoughtful, she's mindful, she's wise, she's quick witted.
Examples
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I think everyone in general needs to be mindful how they speak to people.
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Although it is important to offer assistance, we need to be mindful that people have autonomy and choice.
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So people just need to be very mindful about where we're going.
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Then I take a full hour for a mindful lunch.
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I want you to be really mindful about your attention.
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Help us be ever mindful of the needs of others.
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" Someone can be very mindful of their thinking," Brown told me.
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Practicing being mindful helps you learn.
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The individual makes mindful choices from an integrated state based on positive goals.
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First and foremost, we need to be mindful of the little dictator within ourselves.
Academic text (1999)
Synonyms
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2.7
Knowing that something exists or is happening
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3.5
Aware of something and noticing it or its effects
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6.0
A person who keeps careful watch for danger or problems
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3.0
Paying close attention and caring about someone's needs
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3.2
Being careful and ready to notice danger or problems
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7.5
Aware of a fact or a situation
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3.2
Paying careful attention to what is happening
Antonyms
Idioms
How Mindful
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Morphology
Etymology
Mindful comes from the simple word mind ('thought' or 'attention') and the ending -ful ('full of'). So to be mindful is to be 'full of mind', which is why it means paying careful attention and being aware.