Pronunciation

/rɪˈɡɑːnd/

Definitions

Noun

• Regard: The act of paying attention or giving consideration to someone or something. For example: “She held his regard with great interest.”
• Esteem: A high opinion or respect for someone’s abilities or qualities. For example: “He has earned the regard of his peers for his dedication.”
• Attention: The state of being mindful or focused on something. For example: “She asked for his regard while explaining the project.”

Verb

• To regard: To consider or think about someone or something with respect or interest. For example: “She regarded the painting with admiration.”
• To treat: To handle or behave towards someone with a particular attitude or respect. For example: “He regards his employees with fairness and kindness.”
• To pay heed: To listen carefully and take notice. For example: “The teacher asked her students to regard his instructions carefully.”

Adjective

• Regarded: Describing something that is considered or treated in a certain way. For example: “The restaurant was highly regarded for its cuisine.”
• Worthwhile: Deserving of attention or effort due to its value or significance. For example: “His work was regarded as worthwhile by his colleagues.”

Phrases

• “Pay no regard to the haters” means to ignore negative opinions.
• “She held his regard with a loving gaze.”
• “In high regard” signifies great respect or admiration.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “Her health improved, and she began to regain the regard of her family.”
• Verb: “The professor regarded the student’s proposal with great enthusiasm.”
• Adjective: “The book was regarded as a classic in its genre.”

Synonyms

• Respect
• Appreciation
• Attention
• Recognition
• Consideration
• Valuation
• Observation
• Focus