heart-whole (Meaning)
Wordnet
heart-whole (s)
with unconditional and enthusiastic devotion
Webster
heart-whole (a.)
Having the heart or affections free; not in love.
With unbroken courage; undismayed.
Of a single and sincere heart.
Synonyms & Antonyms of heart-whole
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heart-whole Sentence Examples
- Every encounter with her ignited a heart-whole love that defied explanation.
- The symphony's melodies surged through her, leaving her heart-whole and serene.
- After years of solitude, she found a love that made her heart-whole again.
- The healing balm of nature enveloped him, restoring his heart-whole spirit.
- The joy of raising her children filled her with a heart-whole contentment.
- The act of forgiveness brought a sense of heart-whole peace to her tumultuous soul.
- The loss shattered her heart, but her friends helped her piece it back together and become heart-whole once more.
- The heart-whole embrace of a loved one dispelled all her worries and doubts.
- The prospect of a heart-whole future filled him with anticipation and excitement.
- Her heart-whole belief in her dreams propelled her to achieve the impossible.
FAQs About the word heart-whole
with unconditional and enthusiastic devotionHaving the heart or affections free; not in love., With unbroken courage; undismayed., Of a single and sincere heart
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Every encounter with her ignited a heart-whole love that defied explanation.
The symphony's melodies surged through her, leaving her heart-whole and serene.
After years of solitude, she found a love that made her heart-whole again.
The healing balm of nature enveloped him, restoring his heart-whole spirit.
