Verb:

உற்றுக் கேள்,

harkens's Usage Examples:

In many ways, it harkens back to classic titles like Streets of Rage 2 in that the game is short enough and fun enough to keep gamers coming back to play through it again and again.

There's a real nostalgic quality to a garden wedding that harkens to times long past and implies a sense growth and beauty for the marriage.

It harkens back to a day when a man would ask for permission to pay court to a lady.

And speaking of John Lennon, another one of his songs, All You Need is Love, also harkens back to some the general characteristics of Librans; loving love.

The standard beginning of the Question of Intention (Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today and so on…) harkens back to the Anglican Church and has remained virtually unchanged since 1662.

The Jantzen Vamp Maillot holds a special place in the hearts of women everywhere because the design harkens back to a time when women were seemingly a bit less self-conscious about having curvaceous bodies.

harkens back to a more elegant time.

An old pedestal sink can create a mood that harkens back to a time when craftsmanship was truly valued and products weren't made to be disposable in ten years.

Perhaps its healthy status harkens back to its early days as mousers.

Rent first if you're not convinced, but ultimately, you should find Gauntlet: Seven Sorrows to be a refreshingly fun-to-play offering that harkens back to days of old -- only without the constant need for more quarters.

Americana rustic country style harkens back to our country's pioneer roots and great expanses of outdoor spaces.

Synonyms:

hearken, listen, hark,

Antonyms:

disobey,