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heart-struck

adjective as in stricken

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And at the last he told her of the love Frey bore for her, how he had been heart-struck by a vision of her and now would no longer eat or sleep, drink or speak, until she agreed to be his bride.

Seven years ago, I was heart-struck when I met a group of moms from Southern Ohio who had lost their children to drugs.

As you may have gathered, “Whales” sometimes lays on the heart-struck whimsy as thickly as a Frank Capra movie.

He expired on the fifth day, without recovering his senses, and totally unconscious of the presence of the heart-struck mourners that were weeping round his bed.

Then they two went forth, from whom Their children sorrow and sin and death derived: They two went forth into the forlorn world, Heart-struck, but not despairing.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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