harked (Meaning)

harked

listen sense 1, to pay close attention

No weak antonyms found.

The old woman harked back to her childhood, reminiscing about days filled with laughter and simplicity.
The guide harked the tourists to remain on the designated path, warning of hidden dangers beyond it.
As the thunderstorm intensified, the howling wind harked eerily, rattling the windows like a desperate plea.
The professor harked for the students' attention, emphasizing the importance of the upcoming exam.
The sound of distant music harked them to the village fair, where merriment and revelry awaited.
The politician harked on about his accomplishments, hoping to sway the electorate in his favor.
The detective harked for clues that could lead to the missing person, knowing that time was of the essence.
The author harked back to the literary classics that had shaped his imagination as a child.
The old sailor harked about his days at sea, regaling his listeners with tales of adventure and danger.
The teacher harked the students to respect the classroom and one another, creating a positive learning environment.

listen sense 1, to pay close attention

harkened,listened, harkened, heard, heeded, attended,hearkened, minded,pricked up one's ears

ignored,disregarded, tuned out, discounted,

The old woman harked back to her childhood, reminiscing about days filled with laughter and simplicity.

The guide harked the tourists to remain on the designated path, warning of hidden dangers beyond it.

As the thunderstorm intensified, the howling wind harked eerily, rattling the windows like a desperate plea.

The professor harked for the students' attention, emphasizing the importance of the upcoming exam.