unheed

[ʌnˈhiːd]

unheed Definition

• 1. to not pay attention to something or someone
• 2. to ignore

Using unheed: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "unheed" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  He unheeded the warning and went ahead with his plan.

• Example

  The company unheeded the complaints of its customers.

• Example

  She unheeded her doctor's advice and continued to smoke.

unheed Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for unheed

• ignore
• disregard
• neglect

Antonyms for unheed

• heed
• notice
• attend to

Phrases with unheed

• go unheeded

  to be ignored or disregarded

  Example

  His warnings went unheeded, and the disaster happened.

• unheeded warning

  a warning that is ignored or not taken seriously

  Example

  The unheeded warning about the hurricane resulted in many casualties.

• unheeded advice

  advice that is not followed or acted upon

  Example

  Her unheeded advice led to his failure in the exam.

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Summary: unheed in Brief

'Unheed' [ʌnˈhiːd] means to ignore or not pay attention to something or someone. It is often used in the context of warnings, advice, or complaints that are not taken seriously, as in 'His warnings went unheeded, and the disaster happened.' 'Unheed' is a formal word and has synonyms like 'disregard' and 'neglect.'