heed
/hiːd/
verb
- To pay attention to advice, a warning, or a request; to take notice of something.
- The company failed to heed the complaints of its customers, and sales dropped.
- If you heed your doctor's advice, you will recover much faster.
- She heeded the weather warning and stayed indoors during the storm.
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noun
- Careful attention or notice, especially to advice or a warning.
- The hikers paid no heed to the trail markers and got lost in the woods.
- He gave little heed to the rumors, knowing they were false.
- You should take heed of the signs that say the bridge is unsafe.
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