harking (Meaning)

harking

listen sense 1, to pay close attention

The historian was harking back to a bygone era to uncover the roots of the conflict.
The scientist harked to the faint hum emanating from the distant machinery.
The politician harked to the pleas of his constituents, promising to address their concerns.
The musician harked to the melody of the song, his fingers dancing over the strings.
The teacher harked to the questions of her students, eager to provide guidance and support.
The traveler harked to the whisper of the wind, imagining stories of adventure and exploration.
The gardener harked to the gentle rustling of the leaves, sensing the contentment of nature.
The astronomer harked to the distant stars, marveling at the vastness and wonder of the universe.
The child harked to the bedtime story, her eyes wide with fascination and imagination.
The survivor harked to the faint scratching sound beneath the rubble, hoping for a glimmer of life amidst the devastation.

listen sense 1, to pay close attention

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

ignoring, disregarding,discounting,tuning out

The historian was harking back to a bygone era to uncover the roots of the conflict.

The scientist harked to the faint hum emanating from the distant machinery.

The politician harked to the pleas of his constituents, promising to address their concerns.

The musician harked to the melody of the song, his fingers dancing over the strings.