Pronunciation: /əˈtɛntɪv/
adjective describes someone who is paying close attention or listening carefully
A1 She is very attentive in class and always listens carefully to the teacher.
A2 The tour guide was attentive to the needs of all the visitors, making sure everyone was comfortable.
B1 The manager is known for being attentive to details and never missing important information.
B2 As a therapist, she is attentive to her clients' emotions and always provides a supportive environment.
C1 The detective's attentive investigation skills helped solve the complex case in record time.
C2 His attentive listening skills and empathetic nature make him a great counselor for those in need.
formal The teacher was very attentive to the needs of each student in the classroom.
informal She's always so attentive when we hang out, making sure everyone is included in the conversation.
slang I appreciate it when my friends are super attentive and always have my back.
figurative The artist's painting was so detailed and intricate, it required an attentive eye to fully appreciate its beauty.
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