Synonyms for heeded
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1. List of paraphrases for "heeded":

   heard, listened, echoed

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1. Saidi Meck Sadiki:

   We have repeatedly warned them to vacate for their own safety but none of them heeded our call.

2. Deborah Birx:

   There are concerning reports coming out of France and Italy about some young people getting seriously ill and very seriously ill in the ICUs, we think part of this may be that people heeded the early data coming out of China and coming out of South Korea of the elderly or those with preexisting medical conditions were a particular risk.

3. Ramkarpal Singh:

   Would the girl still be alive today if the majority of netizens on her Instagram account discouraged her from taking her own life? would she have heeded the advice of netizens to seek professional help had they done so?

4. Scott Hopes:

   If we should have a full breach, within minutes, we're down to about 340 million gallons that could reach in totality, in a period of minutes, and the models for less than an hour, are as high of a 20 foot wall of water, so if you are in an evacuation area, and you have not heeded that, you need to think twice and follow the orders.

5. Jared Bernstein:

   I think he is wrong in a pretty profound way about that claim in the following sense and there's a way in which Larry's offering a warning that we've already heeded. ... I very much disagree with the thrust of the argument is that we have to go big and we have to go bold here to finally put this crisis, to finally put this virus behind us and to finally and reliably launch a robust, inclusive and racially equitable recovery, we have consistently said the risks of going to small are much greater than the risks of too much. Now that doesn't mean there are no risks engaged in the kind of work that we're doing because that's always the case in the economy.