heeding (Meaning)

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heeding (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Heed

The hiker, heeding the ranger's warning, avoided the treacherous trail.
The student paid close attention to the professor's lecture, heeding each word of wisdom.
Heeding his conscience, the man apologized for his past actions.
The cautious driver heeded the stop sign, ensuring everyone's safety.
The patient heeded the doctor's instructions, taking their medication regularly.
The young child, heeding their parents' advice, wore a helmet when riding their bike.
The athlete heeded the coach's guidance, pushing themselves to improve.
The traveler heeded the locals' tips, enhancing their experience in a foreign land.
Heeding the weather forecast, the farmers postponed their harvest.
The artist, heeding their inspiration, created a masterpiece that captivated the world.

of Heed

cautious, chary, observant, vigilant, mindful, watchful, circumspect, heedful,regarding, wary

reckless, slack, neglecting, neglecting, lazy, careless, lax, reckless, slack, heedless

The hiker, heeding the ranger's warning, avoided the treacherous trail.

The student paid close attention to the professor's lecture, heeding each word of wisdom.

Heeding his conscience, the man apologized for his past actions.

The cautious driver heeded the stop sign, ensuring everyone's safety.