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Meaning of black-hearted
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black-hearted (a.)
Having a wicked, malignant disposition; morally bad.
black-hearted Sentence Examples
- He was known throughout the kingdom as a black-hearted tyrant, feared by all who crossed his path.
- Behind his charming facade lay a black-hearted villain plotting sinister deeds.
- It was evident from his black-hearted laughter that he took pleasure in the misfortune of others.
- She realized too late that she had been deceived by his black-hearted intentions.
- The black-hearted betrayal cut deeper than any physical wound ever could.
- In the story, the black-hearted sorcerer cursed the land, bringing darkness and despair to its people.
- No act of kindness could soften the black-hearted nature of the wicked witch.
- His black-hearted nature was revealed when he callously abandoned his loyal companions.
- Despite his black-hearted reputation, some believed there might still be a glimmer of goodness within him.
- The black-hearted villain's downfall came when his cruelty was finally exposed to the world.
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Having a wicked, malignant disposition; morally bad.
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He was known throughout the kingdom as a black-hearted tyrant, feared by all who crossed his path.
Behind his charming facade lay a black-hearted villain plotting sinister deeds.
It was evident from his black-hearted laughter that he took pleasure in the misfortune of others.
She realized too late that she had been deceived by his black-hearted intentions.
