harkening (Meaning)

harkening

to give respectful attention, listen sense 1, attend, to give heed to, to bring to mind something in the past, listen

No weak antonyms found.

The ancient melodies harkened back to a time of wandering minstrels.
The historian's words harkened to the lost annals of a forgotten civilization.
The grand cathedral's architecture harkened to the grandeur of medieval cathedrals.
The aroma of freshly baked bread harkened to warm, cozy kitchens.
The politician's speech harkened to past leaders, evoking a sense of nostalgia.
The summer breeze harkened to the promise of lazy afternoons on sunlit beaches.
The mournful cries of seagulls harkened to the loneliness of the vast ocean.
The delicate lace harkened to the intricate craftsmanship of bygone eras.
The old tree's gnarled branches harkened to its long and eventful life.
The sound of thunder harkened to an impending storm, sending shivers down the children's spines.

to give respectful attention, listen sense 1, attend, to give heed to, to bring to mind something in the past, listen

harking,listening, attending, hearing,hearkening, heeding, minding,pricking up one's ears

ignoring, discounting,disregarding, tuning out,

The ancient melodies harkened back to a time of wandering minstrels.

The historian's words harkened to the lost annals of a forgotten civilization.

The grand cathedral's architecture harkened to the grandeur of medieval cathedrals.

The aroma of freshly baked bread harkened to warm, cozy kitchens.