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Synonyms for heed
hidheed
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English Synonyms and Antonyms
heed
Care concerns what we possess; anxiety, often, what we do not; riches bring many cares; poverty brings many anxieties. Care also signifies watchful attention, in view of possible harm; as, "This side up with care;" "Take care of yourself;" or, as a sharp warning, "Take care!" Caution has a sense of possible harm and risk only to be escaped, if at all, by careful deliberation and observation. Care inclines to the positive, caution to the negative; care is shown in doing, caution largely in not doing. Precaution is allied with care, prudence with caution; a man rides a dangerous horse with care; caution will keep him from mounting the horse; precaution looks to the saddle-girths, bit and bridle, and all that may make the rider secure. Circumspection is watchful observation and calculation, but without the timidity implied in caution. Concern denotes a serious interest, milder than anxiety; as, concern for the safety of a ship at sea. Heed implies attention without disquiet; it is now largely displaced by attention and care. Solicitude involves especially the element of desire, not expressed in anxiety, and of hopefulness, not implied in care. A parent feels constant solicitude for his children's welfare, anxiety as to dangers that threaten it, with care to guard against them. Watchfulness recognizes the possibility of danger, wariness the probability. A man who is not influenced by caution to keep out of danger may display great wariness in the midst of it. Care has also the sense of responsibility, with possible control, as expressed in charge, management, oversight; as, these children are under my care; send the money to me in care of the firm. Compare ALARM; ANXIETY; PRUDENCE.
Synonyms:
anxiety, attention, care, caution, charge, circumspection, concern, direction, forethought, management, oversight, perplexity, precaution, prudence, solicitude, trouble, vigilance, wariness, watchfulness, worryAntonyms:
carelessness, disregard, heedlessness, inattention, indifference, neglect, negligence, omission, oversight, recklessness, remissness, slightPreposition:
Take care of the house; for the future; about the matter.
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Princeton's WordNet
attentiveness, heed, regard, paying attentionverb
paying particular notice (as to children or helpless people)
"his attentiveness to her wishes"; "he spends without heed to the consequences"
Synonyms:
paying attention, wish, esteem, regard, attentiveness, gaze, respect, complimentsheed, mind, listenverb
pay close attention to; give heed to
"Heed the advice of the old men"
Synonyms:
listen, take heed, take care, hear, beware, bear in mind, mind
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heedverb
Synonyms:
regard, mind, notice, mark, observe, attend to, give heed to, pay attention to, take notice ofheednoun
Synonyms:
regard, notice, care, attention, caution, heedfulness, watchfulness, wariness, vigilance, circumspection, observation
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Words popularity by usage frequency
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#205 | management | |
#309 | care | |
#689 | notice | |
#1074 | mind | |
#1089 | wish | |
#1453 | charge | |
#1701 | respect | |
#1736 | hear | |
#1836 | attention | |
#1891 | listen | |
#2372 | direction | |
#3115 | concern | |
#3124 | trouble | |
#3876 | regard | |
#5005 | worry | |
#6386 | anxiety | |
#7591 | observe | |
#8403 | caution | |
#10114 | oversight | |
#12054 | beware | |
#12073 | esteem | |
#16957 | gaze | |
#19035 | compliments | |
#23715 | heed | |
#29889 | vigilance | |
#30290 | prudence | |
#32074 | precaution | |
#77127 | perplexity | |
#82432 | forethought | |
#90030 | attentiveness | |
#102610 | solicitude | |
#137630 | wariness | |
#147712 | watchfulness | |
#166718 | circumspection |
How to use heed in a sentence?
The Senate and American people deserve to know that these cabinet nominees have a plan to avoid any conflicts of interest, that they’re working on behalf of the American people and not their own bottom line, and that they plan to fully comply with the law, senate Republicans should heed the advice of this independent office and stop trying to jam through unvetted nominees.
It is vanity to desire a long life and to take no heed of a good life.
I've said from the start that we must have a proposal that's government-wide, science-based, so that we can really address the challenge that we face in a scientific, evidence-based way. That is not necessarily the course that has been advocated by some, but it's where we must be if we're going to end this, we have some of the best minds working 24/7, all hands on deck, to find a cure, which is of course the light at the end of the tunnel. But if we do not heed the advice of the scientific community about isolation and avoiding as much communal contact as possible — in fact none -- then the light at the end of the tunnel may be a train coming at us.
It is certain that either wise bearing or ignorant carriage is caught, as men take diseases, one from another; therefore, let all take heed as to the society in which they mingle, for in a little while they will be like it.
To be where we are today is unacceptable. The league and every club have to do better. At a minimum, the league and clubs should heed the NWSLPA’s calls from further investigations and policy updates, and at best it needs to audit, overhaul and publicly discuss its plans to enforce player safety guidelines at both the league and club level.
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- věnovat pozornost, pozornost, dbátCzech
- atentuEsperanto
- poner atención, importar, prestar atenciónSpanish
- surveiller, attention, prêter attention, observerFrench
- aireScottish Gaelic
- mengindahkanIndonesian
- considerazione, avere cura, fare attenzione, cura, accudire, importare, ossequio, riguardoItalian
- audientiaLatin
- aandachtDutch
- prestar atenção, importar-sePortuguese
- внимать, забота, внимание, внимайтеRussian
- uppmärksamhet, observera, andakt, uppmärksammaSwedish
- ระวังThai
- heedTurkish
- chú ýVietnamese
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