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heed
noun as in care, thought
verb as in give care, thought to
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Example Sentences
A county report on fire evacuations last month found that there was a recommendation to issue more widespread evacuations to the west around midnight, but for unknown reasons it was not heeded.
Mr. George’s departure from the Heritage board means that the institution may be less likely to heed his call to be “unbending and unflinching” in its fidelity to these principles.
But with freebies seeing such success in Bihar - and more state elections looming - that warning is unlikely to be heeded.
"His words were extraordinary and I wish cultural ministers around the world would take heed. He talked about compassion and leaning into the problems of the world," Blanchett told journalists following the audience.
Investors should heed that advice when deciding whether to pursue a market rotation.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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