Synonyms for Taking heed:
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v.
• mind
• watch
Other relevant words:
- behave
, - do as told
, - follow
, - keep
, - keep watch over
, - listen
, - mark
, - note
, - observe
, - oversee
, - patrol
, - pay attention
, - pay heed
, - police
, - regard
, - respect
, - ride shotgun for
, - superintend
, - tend
, - wait
, - watch
, - advertent
, - heedful
.
• beware
- attend
, - avoid
, - be cautious
, - be wary
, - guard against
, - heed
, - keep eyes open
, - keep on one's toes
, - keep one's distance
, - look out
, - mind
, - mind p's and q's
, - notice
, - refrain from
, - shun
, - steer clear of
, - take care
, - take heed
, - walk on eggs
, - watch one's step
, - watch out
.
What are the hypernyms for Taking heed?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
acknowledgement, alertness, awareness, consciousness, discernment, heedfulness, notice, paying attention, regard, thoughtfulness, vigilance.
What are the opposite words for taking heed?
Taking heed means to pay attention to something or to be cautious. Some of the antonyms for taking heed include ignoring, neglecting, disregarding, overlooking, and dismissing. Ignoring refers to intentionally not paying attention to something. Neglecting implies not giving proper attention or care. Disregarding means to show no consideration for something. Overlooking refers to failing to see or notice something, while dismissing means to reject or discard something as unimportant. These antonyms of taking heed demonstrate a lack of attentiveness or concern towards something, and can result in negative repercussions in both personal and professional situations.
What are the antonyms for Taking heed?
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v.
• beware
• mind
• watch
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