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hark

[hahrk] / hɑrk /
VERB
harken
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Maybe a lovely patio or some sort of charming restaurant that harks back to another time that my father would enjoy.

From Los Angeles Times

In a neat moment of circularity, Williams' record-breaking album harks back to the start of his solo career, and the period when he nearly lost himself.

From BBC

But joking or not, harking back to beating Zverev when they played as teenagers over a decade ago might provide an additional boost.

From BBC

This mysterious commodity is the comfort blanket in times of turmoil - usually harking back to glory days and happier times.

From BBC

The “battleship” name harks back to the ships with large main guns used until the end of the Cold War, but the new ships will feature a next-generation design.

From The Wall Street Journal