high-hearted (Meaning)
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high-hearted (a.)
Full of courage or nobleness; high-souled.
Synonyms & Antonyms of high-hearted
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high-hearted Sentence Examples
- The high-hearted knight stood tall and unwavering amidst the swirling battle.
- The young poet's high-hearted words soared through the hall, inspiring the listeners.
- The explorer's high-hearted optimism carried them through treacherous landscapes.
- The high-hearted rebel fought against injustice with unwavering determination.
- The high-hearted artist poured their soul into their creations, touching the hearts of countless others.
- The high-hearted teacher nurtured their students' dreams and encouraged them to reach their full potential.
- The high-hearted doctor dedicated their life to alleviating the suffering of the sick and the vulnerable.
- The high-hearted volunteer spent countless hours working tirelessly for their community.
- The high-hearted scientist pushed the boundaries of knowledge and understanding with unwavering passion.
- The high-hearted traveler embraced the unknown with a spirit of adventure and a thirst for discovery.
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Full of courage or nobleness; high-souled.
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No antonyms found.
The high-hearted knight stood tall and unwavering amidst the swirling battle.
The young poet's high-hearted words soared through the hall, inspiring the listeners.
The explorer's high-hearted optimism carried them through treacherous landscapes.
The high-hearted rebel fought against injustice with unwavering determination.
