Synonyms for heads-up
ˈhɛdzˌʌpheads-up

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1. heads-upadjective

   a warning message

   "he sent a heads-up to the District Attorney"

   Antonyms:
   unalert, unwatchful, unvigilant

2. heads-up, wide-awakeadjective

   fully alert and watchful

   "played heads-up ball"

   Synonyms:
   wide-awake, unsleeping

   Antonyms:
   unalert, unwatchful, unvigilant

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1. List of paraphrases for "heads-up":

   info, scoop

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How to use heads-up in a sentence?

1. Jennifer Cassetta:

   Practice situational awareness, keep your heads up and phones away but close to your body, in case you need to call a loved one or 911 in an emergency.

2. Karine Jean-Pierre:

   No, the President was not briefed, was not aware of it. No one in the White House was given a heads up.

3. Anthony Fauci:

   Without a doubt, opening up society and having people mingle indoors is clearly something that is a contributor, as well as overall waning immunity, which means we've really got to stay heads-up and keep our eye on the pattern here, so United States's the reason why we're watching this very carefully.

4. Martin County:

   To me, as I look back on the video, it almost looks like a TV production, we had a heads up, quite a bit in advance, we were intimately involved in planning for the arrest. Canady, according to WPTV, was the alleged mastermind who unknowingly had worked with a tipster who secretly was working with the FBI.

5. John Soto:

   It's funny, when you go out to a parade ... they're in the background; they're nice and relaxed. As soon as the crowd picks up, they really show, we had one horse in particular, one of the lead horses, who was just the quietest thing. But whenever he knew it was time to go, he was all there -- heads up and pulling like a son of a gun!