hearken back
US /ˈhɑrkən bæk/
・UK /ˈhɑ:kən bæk/
C1
phr.v.To recall or resemble something from the past.
The design hearkens back to the styles of the 1920s.
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‘Ok, wow!’: Trump’s profane Iran threat stuns CNN panel
- I see it as I hearken back to my grandmother who said that people who use their words properly have more impact,
I see it as I hearken back to my grandmother who said that people who use their words properly have more impact,
- I see it as I hearken back to my grandmother who said that people who use their words properly have more impact, and
I see it as I hearken back to my grandmother who said that people who use their words properly have more impact, and
Ep.2: Spoiler: Zack’s in This One (with Lauren Lapkus & Kyle Newacheck)
- Um, I would say like later in the season, there's a couple moments between Stuart and Denise that really hearken back to that first series.
Um, I would say like later in the season, there's a couple moments between Stuart and Denise that really hearken back to that first series.
PBS News Hour full episode, June 26, 2026
- So, now, when these things happen, they hearken back to previous instances.
So, now, when these things happen, they hearken back to previous instances.