Thoughtful meaning in English

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Definition

thoughtful: considerate, attentive, respectful adjective
How thoughtful of you to bring me flowers! You are always so sweet.
Each word in his speech was thoughtfully chosen and had a very profound effect on the audience.

UK: How thoughtful of you to bring me flowers.
US: I am a very thoughtful person.
  • "Thank you so much for your thoughtful message."
  • "That's very thoughtful of you."
  • "You are so thoughtful... and tall."
  • "Bruno : That's very thoughtful of you."
  • "Mayor : Why, it's quite thoughtful of you to ask."

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