take to heart (Meaning)

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take to heart (v)

get down to; pay attention to; take seriously

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The therapist urged the patient to take her words to heart and apply them to her daily life.
The teacher took the students' feedback to heart and made adjustments to his lesson plan.
The manager failed to take the employee's warning to heart, resulting in costly consequences.
The child took her parents' words to heart and made an effort to improve her behavior.
The doctor's diagnosis took the family by surprise, and they took it to heart, knowing how serious it was.
The politician should have taken the criticism to heart and made amends for his actions.
The athlete took his coach's advice to heart and trained hard, resulting in improved performance.
The friend took the apology to heart and forgave the wrongdoer, mending their relationship.
The student took the teacher's encouragement to heart and gained confidence in her abilities.
The community took the mayor's words to heart and worked together to address the neighborhood's issues.

get down to; pay attention to; take seriously

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The therapist urged the patient to take her words to heart and apply them to her daily life.

The teacher took the students' feedback to heart and made adjustments to his lesson plan.

The manager failed to take the employee's warning to heart, resulting in costly consequences.

The child took her parents' words to heart and made an effort to improve her behavior.