Synonyms for mindful
ˈmaɪnd fəlmind·ful

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1. mindfuladjective

   Antonyms:
   seat-of-the-pants, mindless

2. mindfuladjective

   Antonyms:
   mindless, seat-of-the-pants

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1. mindful

   Synonyms:
   regardful, attentive, thoughtful, careful, recollective

   Antonyms:
   regardless, inattentive, mindless, oblivious

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1. mindful, awareadjective

   bearing in mind; attentive to

   "ever mindful of her health"; "mindful of his responsibilities"; "mindful of these criticisms, I shall attempt to justify my action"

   Synonyms:
   cognizant, aware, cognisant, aware(p)

   Antonyms:
   unmindful, mindless, amnesic, forgetful, amnesiac

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1. mindfuladjective

   Synonyms:
   heedful, regardful, observant

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1. List of paraphrases for "mindful":

   aware, conscious, cognizant, recognizing, recital, attentive, bearing, realizing, acknowledging

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1. Jonathan Conricus:

   We are definitely very mindful of civilian casualties in Gaza and we want to minimize them, that’s the priority.

2. President Barack Obama:

   He is very mindful of the plight of so many immigrants who are wonderful people, working hard, making contributions, many of their children are U.S. citizens, and yet they still live in the shadows, in many cases have been deported and are separated from families.

3. Alvin Bragg:

   It’s a matter that’s personally, as you would imagine, on my radar screen and that I ’m mindful of and paying attention to.

4. Laurie Hyland Robertson:

   So we can expect that leg exercise, especially when you approach it in a mindful, purposeful way, to affect not only your quadriceps but also your emotional state, your body's physiology and even your mental outlook.

5. Teresa Senserrick:

   I say the same, for example, in my work with young drivers – you don’t want to jump in a car immediately after a break up with your girlfriend/boyfriend or a fight with a best friend or parent, for example, a lot of things can impact on where our ‘headspace’ is when we are driving and we can’t always avoid this, but we can try to be mindful that we might not be in the best state to drive and purposefully draw our attention away from distracting thoughts and influences to concentrating on the immediate traffic environment.