heedfulness (Meaning)

Wordnet

heedfulness (n)

the trait of staying aware of (paying close attention to) your responsibilities

Amidst the clamor, she maintained a quiet heedfulness, observing the nuances of the situation.
In his solitude, he found solace in the heedfulness with which he contemplated the beauty of nature.
The teacher's words carried a weight of heedfulness, inspiring the students to reflect deeply on their actions.
The traveler's heedfulness to his surroundings allowed him to navigate treacherous terrain with ease.
The doctor's heedfulness in listening to her patients enabled her to provide the most effective treatment.
The investor's heedfulness in researching potential investments led to a portfolio of wise choices.
The artist's heedfulness to detail brought her paintings to life with astonishing clarity.
The writer's heedfulness in crafting each sentence ensured a compelling and evocative narrative.
The musician's heedfulness to rhythm and harmony created a symphony that captivated the audience.
In the realm of spirituality, heedfulness meant being present in the moment and aware of the divine within.

the trait of staying aware of (paying close attention to) your responsibilities

attentiveness, care, caution,carefulness, prudence, chariness, vigilance, observance,circumspection, guardedness

brashness, recklessness, carelessness, heedlessness, recklessness, brashness,carelessness, heedlessness, abruptness, hastiness

Amidst the clamor, she maintained a quiet heedfulness, observing the nuances of the situation.

In his solitude, he found solace in the heedfulness with which he contemplated the beauty of nature.

The teacher's words carried a weight of heedfulness, inspiring the students to reflect deeply on their actions.

The traveler's heedfulness to his surroundings allowed him to navigate treacherous terrain with ease.