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Definition of heavy-hearted in English: heavy-heartedadjective Feeling depressed or melancholy. is it better to be serious and heavy-hearted? Example sentencesExamples - She focuses on the dreadful thing that was done to her, and her heavy-hearted decision not to complain to anyone in authority about it.
- Bob Wainwright heard it and felt unaccountably heavy-hearted.
- It'll feel like something heavy-hearted, but definitely something that's helped me grow in more ways than one.
- ‘We came here heavy-hearted, but now we can smile, even in the face of the continued crime, as one of our own is safe and back home with his family,’ the smiling student, who did not give his name, said.
- Morrissey and his other heavy-hearted chums in The Smiths famously posed outside it to promote a 1987 single.
- As always, I will have a great feeling of elation to fly such a magnificent machine - we call it riding the rocket - but I will be very heavy-hearted, and feel a sense of history.
- Two days later, still quite heavy-hearted from a recent breakup, I went to a Halloween party in Brooklyn.
- The film, despite dealing with a tremendously sorrowful subject, offers more than heavy-hearted investigation of the world's most grief-stricken areas.
- Y'know, this stuff may be in other threads, but I'm frankly too heavy-hearted to read them.
- Once the door was shut and Sally was left alone, she slumped in her chair and let out a heavy-hearted sigh.
- Had there been more of the latter and less of the dreary, heavy-hearted stuff, we might have been talking about an R'n'B classic.
- Loving, like giving, is done for own sake, not for the sake of its consequences, and heavy-hearted love is a sacrifice that demands sacrifices in return.
- That's one of the most heavy-hearted things I ever heard.
- And Kieran, heavy-hearted at his lord's unhappiness, lay sleepless at his side.
- Seth felt a little heavy-hearted as he got down from the plane.
- Actually, she has been very cheerless, she comes home from school quite heavy-hearted.
- Faith is far more satisfying, with Smith's vague, doomy lyrics now reflected by appropriately heavy-hearted music.
Synonyms melancholy, sad, sorrowful, melancholic, mournful, lugubrious, gloomy, pensive depressed, desolate, despondent, dejected, down, downhearted, downcast, crestfallen, disconsolate, glum, sunk in gloom, miserable, wretched, dismal, dispirited, discouraged, low, in low spirits, in the doldrums, blue, morose, funereal, woeful, woebegone, doleful, wistful, unhappy, joyless, low-spirited, sombre informal down in the dumps, down in the mouth, blue literary dolorous archaic heartsick, heartsore, chap-fallen
Rhymes downhearted, good-hearted, hard-hearted, kind-hearted, light-hearted, lion-hearted, overparted, tender-hearted, uncharted, warm-hearted, wholehearted Definition of heavy-hearted in US English: heavy-heartedadjectiveˌhɛviˈhɑrdədˌhevēˈhärdəd Feeling depressed or melancholy. is it better to be serious and heavy-hearted? Example sentencesExamples - Had there been more of the latter and less of the dreary, heavy-hearted stuff, we might have been talking about an R'n'B classic.
- Faith is far more satisfying, with Smith's vague, doomy lyrics now reflected by appropriately heavy-hearted music.
- The film, despite dealing with a tremendously sorrowful subject, offers more than heavy-hearted investigation of the world's most grief-stricken areas.
- It'll feel like something heavy-hearted, but definitely something that's helped me grow in more ways than one.
- That's one of the most heavy-hearted things I ever heard.
- Seth felt a little heavy-hearted as he got down from the plane.
- As always, I will have a great feeling of elation to fly such a magnificent machine - we call it riding the rocket - but I will be very heavy-hearted, and feel a sense of history.
- Actually, she has been very cheerless, she comes home from school quite heavy-hearted.
- Once the door was shut and Sally was left alone, she slumped in her chair and let out a heavy-hearted sigh.
- Y'know, this stuff may be in other threads, but I'm frankly too heavy-hearted to read them.
- Bob Wainwright heard it and felt unaccountably heavy-hearted.
- Morrissey and his other heavy-hearted chums in The Smiths famously posed outside it to promote a 1987 single.
- Loving, like giving, is done for own sake, not for the sake of its consequences, and heavy-hearted love is a sacrifice that demands sacrifices in return.
- And Kieran, heavy-hearted at his lord's unhappiness, lay sleepless at his side.
- Two days later, still quite heavy-hearted from a recent breakup, I went to a Halloween party in Brooklyn.
- She focuses on the dreadful thing that was done to her, and her heavy-hearted decision not to complain to anyone in authority about it.
- ‘We came here heavy-hearted, but now we can smile, even in the face of the continued crime, as one of our own is safe and back home with his family,’ the smiling student, who did not give his name, said.
Synonyms melancholy, sad, sorrowful, melancholic, mournful, lugubrious, gloomy, pensive
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