ISEE/SSAT Vocabulary BuilderWordsHheed
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heed
Meaning: to pay careful attention to
heed in a sentence
How heed is used in real sentences:
Heed your coach's advice during the match.
Heed your coach's advice during the match.
“Everyone learned to heed tiny changes in test readings, since a slight bend could predict a later crack.”
— from the passage The Long Descent
Synonyms for heed
Other words for heed — mind, observe, regard and note — carry the same meaning.
- mind
- observe
- regard
- note
Antonyms of heed
Words that mean the opposite of heed:
- ignore
- disregard
Where it comes from
From Old English hedan 'to observe'
Memory hook
HEED — listen with your HEAD.