ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Listful

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Pronunciation /ˈlɪstfʊl/ · Part of speech adjective

Quick meaning: Listful is an adjective meaning Attentive, listening.

Meaning

Attentive, listening.

More Meanings

  1. Using or based on lists (compilations of items).
  2. As many as fill a list (a compilation of items).
  3. (rare) Tending to list or tilt.

Example Sentences

Like the former, this meeting was equally listful and attentive, breaking up in the best of order and apparent satisfaction.
True joy permeates from the commander of common grace, his matrix of pleasure flows throughout with a listful liberation of joy.
The boundless, — infinite, — Almighty Power, Is ceaseless rolling on our listful ears — Through all th' immensity which every where appears.
Tony had the rest of the day off so he went on to Winslow, for a haircut, parts for a generator, several listsful of groceries and miscellaneous other items.

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Related Words

Related dictionary entries include present, attentive, intentive, sharp-eyed, observant, adviceful.

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