harken
1 of 1verb/ˈhɑrkən/
Forms:harkens,harkening,harkened,harkened
1
to attentively listen
- He urged the audience to harken to his advice about financial planning.
- During the meeting, everyone harkened to the leader’s detailed instructions.
- By the end of the presentation, the attendees had harkened to every point made.
- He was harkening to the radio broadcast, eager for updates on the situation.
- For hours, the audience had been harkening to the lecturer’s profound observations.