Attentive is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ATTENTIVE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• full of attention
• paying close attention to something
• assiduously attending to the comfort or wishes of others; very polite or courteous
• giving attention
• Heedful; intent; observant; regarding with care or attention.
• Heedful of the comfort of others; courteous.
• (often followed by `to\') giving care or attention
• taking heed; giving close and thoughtful attention
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• mindful, observant

Words related to ATTENTIVE

attentively17 attentiveness16

Words that contain ATTENTIVE

attentively17 inattentive14 unattentive14 attentiveness16 inattentively19 overattentive19 attentivenesses18 inattentiveness18 inattentivenesses20

How to use ATTENTIVE in a sentence

• He went forward, the centre of an attentive and rotating circle, and, sadly out of breath, was bestowed in the forecastle and urged to listen to reason.
• Provided they are tolerably attentive to the duties of religion, it does not matter much, they fancy, what they think of out of church.
• Herr Leitenberg was one of the best and most attentive of all captains that I had ever met with in my travels, and we were all sorry to have to leave him and his ship.
• To their son Horatio, afterwards Viscount Trafalgar, she was as attentive as a mother, and their daughter had been almost exclusively under her care for education for six years.
• Now she faced the door and stood attentive, and now she took up a small volume and sat down by her lamp.
• It would be impossible to find more attentive audiences.
• By this method the scholar will become cautious and attentive, and the master will know with certainty the degree of his proficiency.
• His attentive behaviour to herself and his sisters convinced her that their welfare was dear to him, and, for a long time, she firmly relied on the liberality of his intentions.
• Attentive to those around the board, she said but little.
• My attentive friend handed me one of the cups with a bow.
• By the time that my dinner came there were left only my Lord, who was very attentive to me, and Mr.
• And an attentive reading gives us a further key to the interpretation of what seemed inexplicable.
• He had been uniformly polite and to a slight degree attentive to Miss Mason.
• These reminiscences and suspicions could not have been poured into more attentive ears.
• But robbers, as well as soldiers, barred his way, and, after being stripped by a troop of bandits, he at last succeeded in reaching Chalons and his most attentive audience.
• I will return it when I have given it a more attentive perusal than I have yet had leisure to do.
• Since Scott, these ancient ladies with wonderful memories have had no such attentive listener or appreciative reporter as Dr.
• Davis and Bertha that it was simply a pleasure to be sick when every one was so kind and attentive to her.
• Render the ears attentive that they may hear the heavenly summons.
• He was attentive in service, and waited upon the believers with all his heart.
• Over the heads of the attentive crowd hung a few gas-lamps, the globes of which looked like large oranges.
• Also, that Friends had been very kind and attentive to them in every way, and never said a discouraging word to them.
• Two or three women, wives of members, a young girl to whom McLean had been rather attentive before he met Harmony and who bridled at the abstracted bow he gave her.
• During the first couple of days he looked at him frequently as if to invite acquaintance, but the other boy always appeared deeply attentive to the subject of the hour.
• Attentive as he was to the health and comfort of his men in quarters, on the line of march he looked only to the success of the Confederate arms.
• There was nothing of a devil about him, except that his conscience was not peculiarly attentive to abstract honesty and abstract virtue.
• This military person was insignificant in appearance and small of stature, but he was very attentive to both the young ladies.
• Sunday morning there was chapel, but Dave, usually attentive, heard hardly a word of the discourse.
• The judges, with wide open eyes and attentive minds, waited to see what would happen.
• She was affectionately attentive to me, but said nothing of my particular concerns.
• He was a professional surgeon, and continued to the last an attentive and rational observer of the symptoms of the disease which was bringing him to the grave.
• But an attentive examination of the events of his life, even as recorded by himself, will not warrant so favourable an interpretation.
• It occasions them to be kind and attentive, and merciful to those who are persecuted and oppressed.

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