heeded (Meaning)

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heeded (imp. & p. p.)

of Heed

The wise old sage heeded the warnings of his ancestors and lived a long and prosperous life.
Despite the doctor's dire prognosis, she refused to heed his advice and embarked on a dangerous expedition.
The hikers heeded the trail signs and avoided getting lost in the vast wilderness.
The young child heeded his mother's plea and stopped running into the street.
The politician heeded the polls and tailored his message accordingly.
The teacher heeded the students' feedback and adjusted her teaching methods.
The scientist heeded the peer review and revised his groundbreaking research paper.
The CEO heeded the market trends and made bold decisions to stay ahead of the competition.
The couple heeded the premarital counseling advice and built a strong foundation for their future.
The nation heeded the call to arms and fought valiantly to defend its borders.

of Heed

noted, obeyed,followed, listened (to), observed, watched, considered,regarded, respected, heard

dismissed,ignored, ignored, disregarded, disregarded, dismissed, tuned out, shrugged off, flouted, discounted

The wise old sage heeded the warnings of his ancestors and lived a long and prosperous life.

Despite the doctor's dire prognosis, she refused to heed his advice and embarked on a dangerous expedition.

The hikers heeded the trail signs and avoided getting lost in the vast wilderness.

The young child heeded his mother's plea and stopped running into the street.