Heeds
/hiːdz/
Definitions
- (v.) Third-person singular of heed, meaning to pay careful attention to or take notice of legal duties or provisions.
The court heeds the established precedent in its ruling.
Forms
- heed
- heeding
- heeded
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Commentary
'Heeds' is primarily used as a verb in legal contexts to indicate the act of paying attention or compliance, often linked to duties or notices.
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