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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
Gaetz, he claimed, was an “accomplished attorney,” despite his thin legal resume, and “a reformer in his mind and heart.”
The reports began introducing the rhetoric of climate change straight into the heart of the far right’s vocabulary.
The fact that this pattern established itself in late November means we are in for some cold weather for the time of year but temperatures would have been much lower had this system set up in the heart of winter when the Arctic is far colder.
“It was something that I felt like I could bring some authenticity to. Dolours and I went to the same school, we grew up in the same background. I knew in my heart and soul that I had to do it.”
Together or separately, they co-wrote “Wide Open Heart,” “I’ll Pay the Price,” “California Sky,” “I Spell Love” and “Hand Me Down Heart” with Yoakam.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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