regardful (Meaning)

Wordnet

regardful (s)

showing deference

Webster

Heedful; attentive; observant.

She was regardful of her parents' wishes and always sought their approval.
The students were regardful of the teacher's instructions and followed them meticulously.
The company is regardful of its employees' well-being and provides comprehensive benefits packages.
As a citizen, it is important to be regardful of the laws and regulations set by the government.
The lawyer was regardful of the client's confidentiality and maintained absolute discretion.
Doctors are expected to be regardful of their patients' privacy and treat their medical information with sensitivity.
Neighbors should be regardful of each other's peace and quiet, respecting reasonable noise levels.
Ethical journalists are regardful of the truth and accuracy of their reporting, ensuring unbiased and factual news coverage.
Leaders should be regardful of the needs and aspirations of their constituents, prioritizing their welfare.
As a driver, it is essential to be regardful of traffic rules and road safety, ensuring the safety of oneself and others on the road.

showing deferenceHeedful; attentive; observant.

deferent,respectful,dutiful, civil, reverent, deferential, polite, gracious, subservient, sycophantic

undutiful, derogatory, disrespectful, abusive, offensive, abusive,disrespectful, insulting, undutiful, offensive

She was regardful of her parents' wishes and always sought their approval.

The students were regardful of the teacher's instructions and followed them meticulously.

The company is regardful of its employees' well-being and provides comprehensive benefits packages.

As a citizen, it is important to be regardful of the laws and regulations set by the government.