heedfulness

[Eng. heedful; -ne .] The quality or state of being heedful; care, caution, circumspection, watchfulne . "Heedfulne to improve all fitting opportunities of providing for ourselves and families." - Wilkins : Natural Religion, bk. ii., ch. iv. *heed-1-lý, adv. [Eng. heedy: -ly.] With heed or care; heedfully, carefully, cautiously. *heed-i-ne , *heed-i-ne e, s . [Eng. heedy; -ne .] Heedfulne , care, caution, circumspection. "By God's grace and her good heed in e e ." Spenser: F. Q. , V. vi. 34. heed-le , a. [English heed; -le .] Taking no heed or care; carele , inattentive, thoughtle , negligent. "The heedle impre that belongs To lonely nature's casual work." Words worth: Excursion, bk. iii. heed-le -ly, adv . [Eng. heedle ; -ly.] In a heedle , carele , or negligent manner; without heed, care, or circumspection.