heed|heeds in English

noun

[hɪːd]

attention, consideration, thought

Use "heed|heeds" in a sentence

1. Carnality needs alternatives, but spirituality heeds ultimatum

2. 17 The one who heeds discipline is a path to life,*

3. Synonyms for Conforms include follows, obeys, observes, satisfies, fulfils, heeds, meets, upholds, accepts and fulfills

4. 9 Take heed of/pay heed to what I say, if you want to succeed.

5. He didn't heed my advice.

6. She didn't heed my warning.

7. So heed Film's guide to gaming.

8. Hasten to heed his command.

9. 12 Heed what you say. Heed how you say it. Your words carry weight; speak with discretion.

10. Youths —Whose Teaching Do You Heed?

11. Hear and heed President Hinckley’s words:

12. He gave heed to Their instruction.

13. Synonyms for Auscultates include hearkens, heeds, attends, minds, harks, hears, harkens, listens, catches and overhears

14. What exhortation must all Christians today heed?

15. Lachlan would heed no warning, of course.

16. And they will heed his childish call.

17. There are other voices she can heed.

18. They gave little heed to the rumours.

19. But what if the government takes no heed?

20. Please heed the call of your Savior.

21. And pay no heed to Araminta's spite.

22. She paid no heed to our warnings.

23. Tom paid no heed to her warning.

24. Come heed the call of the gentle Christ.

25. The Macleans, confident and happy, paid little heed.