Meanings
nounheedance (uncountable)
- uncountableHeed.
[…] at this moment giving respectful heedance to all the pomp and circumstance of feats of honour and knighthood […]
1835 March 28, The Dublin Penny Journal, volume 3, number 143, Philip Dixon Hardy, page 3081 more example
This has limited physical activity on open spaces where other land use objectives operate with no real heedance to physical activity and recreation.
2017 December 22, Barbara Humberstone, Heather Prince, Lois Mansfield, edited by Joe Piggin, Louise Mansfield, and Mike Weed, Routledge Handbook of Physical Activity Policy and Practice, →ISBN
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