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heart
noun as in person's emotions
Strong matches
affection, benevolence, compassion, concern, disposition, gusto, humanity, inclination, palate, pity, relish, response, sensitivity, sentiment, sympathy, temperament, tenderness, understanding, zest
noun as in courage
noun as in essence, central part
noun as in blood-pumping organ in an animate being
Weak matches
Example Sentences
What helped cement it in the minds and hearts of many was their childhood trips during miners' fortnight.
Koerner took the advice to heart and decided not to wait on an insurance payment, which could be indefinitely disputed and delayed.
In 2006, a Super Bowl held in the heart of Detroit — the birthplace of Motown — rolled out the Rolling Stones, who are from London.
"It breaks my heart to see young, educated and peaceful people faced with arbitrary arrests."
Sometimes they observe a flurry of activity from the organoids before they die – similar to the increased heart rate and brain activity which has been observed in some humans at end-of-life.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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