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heartache

[hahrt-eyk] / ˈhɑrtˌeɪk /


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He said any delay to the criminal justice process would bring "more trauma and heartache" for victims' families.

From BBC

Johnson, who was already in the traditional leader's chair after her aggressive run down the slope, said that she felt "heartache" at Vonn's crash, which completely changed the complexion of the race.

From Barron's

George Mitchell, Chloe's father, said any delay to a trial would bring "more trauma and heartache".

From BBC

Whatever happens, investors should remember that there is potential for heartache, too, when using stocks to bet on the outcome of an event.

From Barron's

It’s a simple step that could save you a lot of heartache if something is wrong, especially if you’re trying to get a mortgage or rent an apartment.

From MarketWatch