Definition of stony-hearted in English:

stony-hearted

adjective

Very cruel or unfeeling.
a stony-hearted criminal
you'd have to be stony-hearted to begrudge them their happy ending
Example sentencesExamples
- I feel like a bit of a traitor or a stone-hearted landlord getting ready to kick out some worthy tenants from a somewhat unworthy dwelling so that I can make a profit from it.
- He is efficient and stony-hearted there, definitely wearing his ‘post-office’ manner rather than that manner of the kind and devoted son he is out in the country.
- The TV finally arrived and you would have had to be a very stony-hearted New Zealander not to be moved by Maori Television Service's first day.
- Let's just say that she isn't quite as stone-hearted as she'd like you to think.
- Yes, many people like the book, and it would be stony-hearted of me not to be pleased at their pleasure.
- None of us should forget the nation's beginnings, a saga to move the stony-hearted.
- I don't mean to be stone-hearted about the pain of people there.
- Only a stone-hearted ogre wouldn't by moved by this film.
- You would have needed to be mightily stone-hearted not to have been swept along by the sense of occasion yesterday.
- Shot with great sensitivity and empathy for the confused emotions felt by a nine-year-old, this is a beautiful film that will have everyone but the most stony-hearted viewer reaching for the tissues.
- They would have moved even the most stone-hearted man.
- Even stone-hearted Higgenbotham had a hard time keeping a dry eye.
- No one but the stone-hearted or the compassionately impaired could look at millions of people turning out to stand on line in some of the most dangerous real estate in the world to vote and not be inspired.
- It would be a stone-hearted soul who would not feel for him for the rotten press his private life and family has drawn since he went to Spain.
- Released at a simple function held in the city on Thursday, the CDs and cassettes of this video documentary promise to move even the most stone-hearted among us.
Synonyms
unfriendly, cold, chilly, frosty, icy, frigid

Definition of stony-hearted in US English:

stony-hearted

adjectiveˈstōnē ˈˌhärdədˈstoʊni ˈˌhɑrdəd

Cruel or unfeeling.
a stony-hearted criminal
you'd have to be stony-hearted to begrudge them their happy ending
Example sentencesExamples
- Let's just say that she isn't quite as stone-hearted as she'd like you to think.
- It would be a stone-hearted soul who would not feel for him for the rotten press his private life and family has drawn since he went to Spain.
- Yes, many people like the book, and it would be stony-hearted of me not to be pleased at their pleasure.
- He is efficient and stony-hearted there, definitely wearing his ‘post-office’ manner rather than that manner of the kind and devoted son he is out in the country.
- Shot with great sensitivity and empathy for the confused emotions felt by a nine-year-old, this is a beautiful film that will have everyone but the most stony-hearted viewer reaching for the tissues.
- They would have moved even the most stone-hearted man.
- None of us should forget the nation's beginnings, a saga to move the stony-hearted.
- I feel like a bit of a traitor or a stone-hearted landlord getting ready to kick out some worthy tenants from a somewhat unworthy dwelling so that I can make a profit from it.
- No one but the stone-hearted or the compassionately impaired could look at millions of people turning out to stand on line in some of the most dangerous real estate in the world to vote and not be inspired.
- Even stone-hearted Higgenbotham had a hard time keeping a dry eye.
- I don't mean to be stone-hearted about the pain of people there.
- Only a stone-hearted ogre wouldn't by moved by this film.
- You would have needed to be mightily stone-hearted not to have been swept along by the sense of occasion yesterday.
- Released at a simple function held in the city on Thursday, the CDs and cassettes of this video documentary promise to move even the most stone-hearted among us.
- The TV finally arrived and you would have had to be a very stony-hearted New Zealander not to be moved by Maori Television Service's first day.
Synonyms
unfriendly, cold, chilly, frosty, icy, frigid

单词	stony-hearted
释义	Definition of stony-hearted in English: stony-hearted adjective Very cruel or unfeeling. a stony-hearted criminal you'd have to be stony-hearted to begrudge them their happy ending Example sentencesExamples I feel like a bit of a traitor or a stone-hearted landlord getting ready to kick out some worthy tenants from a somewhat unworthy dwelling so that I can make a profit from it. He is efficient and stony-hearted there, definitely wearing his ‘post-office’ manner rather than that manner of the kind and devoted son he is out in the country. The TV finally arrived and you would have had to be a very stony-hearted New Zealander not to be moved by Maori Television Service's first day. Let's just say that she isn't quite as stone-hearted as she'd like you to think. Yes, many people like the book, and it would be stony-hearted of me not to be pleased at their pleasure. None of us should forget the nation's beginnings, a saga to move the stony-hearted. I don't mean to be stone-hearted about the pain of people there. Only a stone-hearted ogre wouldn't by moved by this film. You would have needed to be mightily stone-hearted not to have been swept along by the sense of occasion yesterday. Shot with great sensitivity and empathy for the confused emotions felt by a nine-year-old, this is a beautiful film that will have everyone but the most stony-hearted viewer reaching for the tissues. They would have moved even the most stone-hearted man. Even stone-hearted Higgenbotham had a hard time keeping a dry eye. No one but the stone-hearted or the compassionately impaired could look at millions of people turning out to stand on line in some of the most dangerous real estate in the world to vote and not be inspired. It would be a stone-hearted soul who would not feel for him for the rotten press his private life and family has drawn since he went to Spain. Released at a simple function held in the city on Thursday, the CDs and cassettes of this video documentary promise to move even the most stone-hearted among us. Synonyms unfriendly, cold, chilly, frosty, icy, frigid Definition of stony-hearted in US English: stony-hearted adjectiveˈstōnē ˈˌhärdədˈstoʊni ˈˌhɑrdəd Cruel or unfeeling. a stony-hearted criminal you'd have to be stony-hearted to begrudge them their happy ending Example sentencesExamples Let's just say that she isn't quite as stone-hearted as she'd like you to think. It would be a stone-hearted soul who would not feel for him for the rotten press his private life and family has drawn since he went to Spain. Yes, many people like the book, and it would be stony-hearted of me not to be pleased at their pleasure. He is efficient and stony-hearted there, definitely wearing his ‘post-office’ manner rather than that manner of the kind and devoted son he is out in the country. Shot with great sensitivity and empathy for the confused emotions felt by a nine-year-old, this is a beautiful film that will have everyone but the most stony-hearted viewer reaching for the tissues. They would have moved even the most stone-hearted man. None of us should forget the nation's beginnings, a saga to move the stony-hearted. I feel like a bit of a traitor or a stone-hearted landlord getting ready to kick out some worthy tenants from a somewhat unworthy dwelling so that I can make a profit from it. No one but the stone-hearted or the compassionately impaired could look at millions of people turning out to stand on line in some of the most dangerous real estate in the world to vote and not be inspired. Even stone-hearted Higgenbotham had a hard time keeping a dry eye. I don't mean to be stone-hearted about the pain of people there. Only a stone-hearted ogre wouldn't by moved by this film. You would have needed to be mightily stone-hearted not to have been swept along by the sense of occasion yesterday. Released at a simple function held in the city on Thursday, the CDs and cassettes of this video documentary promise to move even the most stone-hearted among us. The TV finally arrived and you would have had to be a very stony-hearted New Zealander not to be moved by Maori Television Service's first day. Synonyms unfriendly, cold, chilly, frosty, icy, frigid
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