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❤️heart

noun
/hɑːrt/
Hearse heartbeat

Meaning

the organ that pumps blood through the body; also the center of emotions
the organ in the chest that pumps blood through the body; the center of emotions and feelings

Example Sentences

Her heart was beating fast with excitement.

The doctor listened to my heart with a stethoscope.

Example Expressions

at heart

Synonyms

core, center, emotion, spirit, soul, cardiac muscle, ticker
Entry 1
core, center, emotion, spirit, soul
Entry 2
cardiac muscle, ticker

Antonyms

mind, brain
Entry 1
mind, brain
Entry 2
mind, brain

Collocations

heart attack, broken heart, kind heart, follow your heart, heart disease, heart rate
Entry 1
heart attack, broken heart, kind heart, follow your heart
Entry 2
heart attack, heart disease, broken heart, heart rate

More Example Sentences

We are too heartbroken to celebrate.

He is too heartbroken to focus on work.

The bullet went straight through his heart.

Lack of exercise is harmful for your heart.

They are too heartbroken to speak publicly.

I was too heartbroken to reply to messages.

May this Christmas fill your heart with love.

May this Puja fill your heart with devotion and love.

May this New Year fill your heart with love and hope.

I congratulate you on your brilliant success from the very core of my heart.

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