ˈmīn(d)fəl adjective
Etymology: Middle English myndeful, from minde, mynde mind, memory + -ful — more at mind
1.
a. : bearing or keeping in mind : aware — often used with of
the whites, mindful of the vagaries of natives' directions, paid little heed — Tom Marvel
mindful of the unhonored dead — Thomas Gray
mindful that … this newspaper has opposed protectionism — Wall Street Journal
b. : inclined to be aware (as of events occurring around one)
a stirring and important book for all mindful Americans — New Republic
2. obsolete : having an intention or inclination (to do something)
tired and mindful to rest — James Chetham
• mind·ful·ly -lē, -li adverb
• mind·ful·ness noun -es