Difference between Aware and Heedful

AWARE vs HEEDFUL: ADJECTIVE

Aware or knowing
Having knowledge or discernment of something.
Attentive and well informed.
Vigilant; watchful.
Watchful; vigilant or on one's guard against danger or difficulty.
Apprised; informed; cognizant; conscious.
Conscious or having knowledge of something
Bearing in mind; attentive to
(sometimes followed by `of') having or showing knowledge or understanding or realization or perception

Watchful; vigilant; on one's guard.
Apprised; cognizant; in possession of information: as, he was aware of the enemy's designs.
Specifically Informed by sight or other sense.
Attentive to
Bearing in mind
Synonyms Aware, Conscious (see conscious), mindful, acquainted (with), sensible, observant.

Reminiscent, Sensible, Witting, Alive, Heedful, Awake, Cognisant, Knowing, Knowledgeable, Alert, Careful, Conscious, Informed, Mindful, Cognizant

Tactful, Obedient, Respectful, Conscientious, Vigilant, Observant, Considerate, Penelope, Interrelating, Advertent, Aware, Thoughtful, Careful, Attentive, Mindful

Reminiscent, Sensible, Witting, Alive, Heedful, Awake, Cognisant, Knowing, Knowledgeable, Alert, Careful, Conscious, Informed, Mindful, Cognizant

Courteous, Tactful, Obedient, Respectful, Conscientious, Vigilant, Observant, Considerate, Interrelating, Advertent, Aware, Thoughtful, Careful, Attentive, Mindful

Were you aware of that issue at all?
Experts are well aware of this overwhelming preference.
Be aware of current health issues in Turkey.
Teesside University who is aware of the study.
Make you aware that options for deprescribing exist?
Be aware that dogs have different play styles.
You should ensure signers are aware of this.
Be aware that in this highly competitive industry there will be competing books and that your publisher will be aware of them as well.
As men came to live together they became more aware of each other, aware of the superiority of some over the others.
You are aware of her faults and she is aware of yours.

Vacillate, hesitate, fluctuate, be servant, awake, alive, heedful, careful, in suspense, be undetermined, be unwary, cautious, circumspect, guarded, settled, be in doubt.
You need to be heedful of traffic, because the drivers here are just as bad as anywhere else in the world.
The confusion now became universal, horse and foot mingling together; each one, heedful only of life, no longer thought of his booty.
The young noble is heedful and discerning so that things remain straightforward.
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You never feature been heedful of decease taxes.