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characteristic, tenderness
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enthusiasm, character trait
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enthusiasm, character trait
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- character
- feeling
- love
- nature
- soul
- affection
- benevolence
- compassion
- concern
- disposition
- gusto
- humanity
- inclination
- palate
- pity
- relish
- response
- sensitivity
- sentiment
- sympathy
- temperament
- tenderness
- understanding
- zest
- mind
- nerve
- soul
- spirit
- boldness
- bravery
- dauntlessness
- fortitude
- gallantry
- guts
- mettle
- moxie
- pluck
- purpose
- resolution
- spunk
- will
- center
- core
- focus
- middle
- root
- soul
- basic
- bosom
- crux
- gist
- hub
- kernel
- marrow
- nitty-gritty
- nub
- nucleus
- pith
- polestar
- quick
- quintessence
- seat
- bottom line
- coal-and-ice
- focal point
- clock
- ticker
- cardiac organ
- vascular organ
On this page you’ll find 244 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to heart, such as: character, feeling, love, nature, soul, and affection.
- body
- cowardice
- fear
- timidity
- weakness
- head
- border
- exterior
- exteriority
- margin
- outside
- periphery
- surface
- cowardice
- exterior
- exteriority
- fear
- head
- outside
- periphery
- surface
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WORDS RELATED TO HEART
- amore
- ardor
- attachment
- care
- case
- closeness
- concern
- crush
- desire
- devotion
- emotion
- endearment
- feeling
- friendliness
- friendship
- good will
- hankering
- heart
- inclination
- itch
- kindness
- liking
- love
- passion
- predilection
- propensity
- puppy love
- regard
- sentiment
- shine
- soft spot
- solicitude
- tenderness
- warmth
- weakness
- yen
- courage
- determination
- firmness
- fortitude
- grit
- guts
- hardihood
- heart
- intestinal fortitude
- mettle
- moral fiber
- nerve
- pluck
- resolution
- resolve
- spunk
- stamina
- steadfastness
- tenacity
- toughness
- will
- willpower
- authority
- backbone
- basis
- chief constituent
- core
- essence
- essential
- evidence
- foundation
- fundamental
- groundwork
- heart
- important part
- infrastructure
- key
- origin
- primary element
- principal
- principle
- root
- source
- underpinning
- antecedent
- assumption
- authority
- axiom
- backbone
- background
- backing
- base
- bedrock
- cause
- center
- chief ingredient
- core
- crux
- data
- dictum
- essence
- essential
- evidence
- explanation
- footing
- fundamental
- hard fact
- heart
- infrastructure
- justification
- keynote
- keystone
- law
- nexus
- nucleus
- postulate
- premise
- presumption
- presupposition
- principal element
- principle
- proof
- reason
- root
- rudiment
- sanction
- security
- source
- substratum
- support
- theorem
- theory
- underpinning
- warrant
- antecedent
- birth
- conception
- egg
- embryo
- font
- fount
- fountain
- fountainhead
- generation
- genesis
- germ
- heart
- principle
- resource
- root
- seed
- stem
- well
- argument
- burden
- core
- discourse
- dissertation
- evidence
- exposition
- gist
- heart
- material
- meat
- pith
- sense
- substance
- text
- thesis
- treatise
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heart
Synonyms:
core, nucleus, kernel, interior, center, character, disposition, courage, hardihood, nature, life, feeling, benevolenceAntonyms:
exterior, hand, action, aspect, manifestation, conduct, deed, timidity
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heart, bosomnoun
the locus of feelings and intuitions
«in your heart you know it is true»; «her story would melt your bosom»
Synonyms:
affection, embrace, affectionateness, substance, tit, philia, meat, centre, center, tenderness, core, titty, marrow, sum, nerve, ticker, nub, kernel, nitty-gritty, boob, spirit, gist, warmness, inwardness, pith, heart, bosom, pump, essence, mettle, warmheartedness, knocker, heart and soul, fondness, breast, spunk, eye, middle -
heart, pump, tickernoun
the hollow muscular organ located behind the sternum and between the lungs; its rhythmic contractions move the blood through the body
«he stood still, his heart thumping wildly»
Synonyms:
affection, affectionateness, substance, philia, meat, centre, center, tenderness, core, marrow, sum, nerve, ticker, nub, kernel, nitty-gritty, spirit, gist, watch, warmness, inwardness, pith, heart, bosom, pump, essence, mettle, warmheartedness, heart and soul, fondness, spunk, stock ticker, eye, middle -
heart, mettle, nerve, spunknoun
the courage to carry on
«he kept fighting on pure spunk»; «you haven’t got the heart for baseball»
Synonyms:
affection, affectionateness, substance, brass, punk, philia, nervus, meat, tinder, centre, cheek, center, tenderness, kindling, core, marrow, sum, nerve, ticker, nub, kernel, nitty-gritty, spirit, gist, warmness, inwardness, pith, heart, bosom, pump, essence, face, mettle, warmheartedness, heart and soul, touchwood, fondness, spunk, boldness, eye, middle -
center, centre, middle, heart, eyenoun
an area that is approximately central within some larger region
«it is in the center of town»; «they ran forward into the heart of the struggle»; «they were in the eye of the storm»
Synonyms:
affection, warmness, affectionateness, substance, center of attention, center field, philia, plaza, meat, centre, center, tenderness, snapper, core, marrow, sum, fondness, nerve, ticker, nerve center, shopping center, midsection, optic, midriff, kernel, nitty-gritty, spirit, centerfield, gist, warmheartedness, nerve centre, inwardness, centre of attention, pith, heart, shopping mall, bosom, mall, essence, nub, mettle, pump, heart and soul, shopping centre, oculus, spunk, midpoint, eye, middle -
kernel, substance, core, center, centre, essence, gist, heart, heart and soul, inwardness, marrow, meat, nub, pith, sum, nitty-grittynoun
the choicest or most essential or most vital part of some idea or experience
«the gist of the prosecutor’s argument»; «the heart and soul of the Republican Party»; «the nub of the story»
Synonyms:
affection, summation, warmness, sum of money, sum total, means, affectionateness, substance, center of attention, center field, content, nucleus, plaza, meaning, meat, bone marrow, centre, burden, stub, center, tenderness, snapper, core, totality, marrow, heart and soul, sum, fondness, total, nerve, core group, internality, marrow squash, nerve center, shopping center, aggregate, nub, join, kernel, nitty-gritty, union, spirit, centerfield, gist, warmheartedness, nerve centre, inwardness, centre of attention, pith, heart, shopping mall, nubble, bosom, mall, essence, ticker, message, pump, magnetic core, effect, mettle, shopping centre, perfume, spunk, philia, subject matter, amount of money, midpoint, vegetable marrow, eye, amount, middle -
heart, spiritnoun
an inclination or tendency of a certain kind
«he had a change of heart»
Synonyms:
affection, life, affectionateness, substance, flavour, philia, sprightliness, gist, smell, centre, center, tenderness, core, heart, marrow, sum, nerve, ticker, disembodied spirit, nub, kernel, nitty-gritty, meat, spirit, emotional state, tone, feel, warmness, inwardness, pith, pump, bosom, essence, intent, mettle, warmheartedness, heart and soul, fondness, purport, spunk, flavor, feeling, liveliness, eye, look, middle -
heartnoun
a plane figure with rounded sides curving inward at the top and intersecting at the bottom; conventionally used on playing cards and valentines
«he drew a heart and called it a valentine»
Synonyms:
nitty-gritty, nub, ticker, meat, middle, pith, core, inwardness, fondness, sum, warmheartedness, mettle, warmness, gist, heart and soul, substance, affection, spunk, center, spirit, centre, kernel, eye, essence, tenderness, bosom, pump, philia, marrow, nerve, affectionateness -
heartnoun
a firm rather dry variety meat (usually beef or veal)
«a five-pound beef heart will serve six»
Synonyms:
nitty-gritty, nub, ticker, meat, middle, pith, core, inwardness, fondness, sum, warmheartedness, mettle, warmness, gist, heart and soul, substance, affection, spunk, center, spirit, centre, kernel, eye, essence, tenderness, bosom, pump, philia, marrow, nerve, affectionateness -
affection, affectionateness, fondness, tenderness, heart, warmness, warmheartedness, philianoun
a positive feeling of liking
«he had trouble expressing the affection he felt»; «the child won everyone’s heart»; «the warmness of his welcome made us feel right at home»
Synonyms:
affection, rawness, partiality, affectionateness, substance, philia, meat, centre, lovingness, center, tenderness, core, marrow, sum, nerve, ticker, warmth, fancy, nub, kernel, nitty-gritty, spirit, softheartedness, gist, tenderheartedness, warmness, inwardness, pith, heart, bosom, pump, essence, mettle, warmheartedness, heart and soul, fondness, soreness, spunk, eye, middle -
heartnoun
a playing card in the major suit that has one or more red hearts on it
«he led the queen of hearts»; «hearts were trumps»
Synonyms:
nitty-gritty, nub, ticker, meat, middle, pith, core, inwardness, fondness, sum, warmheartedness, mettle, warmness, gist, heart and soul, substance, affection, spunk, center, spirit, centre, kernel, eye, essence, tenderness, bosom, pump, philia, marrow, nerve, affectionateness
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- Area
- Content
- Courage
- Internal Organ
- Intuition
- Plane Figure
- Playing Card
- Temperament
- Variety Meat
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heartnoun
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heartnoun
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centre, interior, core, kernel, inner part, vital part -
heartnoun
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disposition, mind, will, inclination, purpose, intent, affection, passion -
heartnoun
Synonyms:
courage, spirit, firmness, fortitude, resolution
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heartnoun
Synonyms:
cardia, conscience, character, essence, core, pith, kernel, marrowAssociated words:
cardiology, carditis, cardiac, cordial, cardialgia, cardiometry, dexiocardia, systole, diastole, pericardium, endocardium, auricle, ventricle, valve, aneurism, stethoscope, peridiastole
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List of paraphrases for «heart»:
cardiac, coeur, core, cardiovascular, centre, hearts, heartland, cœur, crux, corazón, cardiology, herz, cur, essence, soul, center, centrepiece, nub, central, heartbeat, nucleus, midst, epicentre, focus
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Heather Lydia Thornhill:
You are the drive within my heart, for I thrive on love and love thou art, you are my glamour you are my shine, I see in you the sweetest of devine, so when I ask do I look fat, I’m asking for a lot more than that?
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Nguyen Nhat Anh:
It’s like a vacation, at quarantine camp, free Wi-Fi, free meals, free face masks. Just a little heart attack if any of the roommates cough.
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Rachel McAdams:
( The movie is) very moving. It’s got a lot of heart, a lot of grit, it’s got a lot of soul in it, boxing is a dog-eat-dog world. There’s are a lot of people who are going to be your friends when you’re winning and like any business where there’s a lot of money involved, you take a long hit and everybody scatters.
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Nancy Garcia del Sol:
I guess they got upset and they just started shooting, my nephew was close by so he closed the window but the shots … they went in. [Garcia] got shot in the heart, and that’s what killed him, and he died there … in front of his son’s presence.
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Danica Baxter grandfather:
I think it was a murder-suicide, my heart is sick. It’s sick. It’s sick. It’s going to be a while before my heart get back right.
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961 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ hˈɑːt], [ hˈɑːt], [ h_ˈɑː_t]
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inward (adjective)
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suitable (adjective)
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affection (noun)
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affectionateness (noun)
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artifact (noun)
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attribute (noun)
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backbone (noun)
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base (noun)
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basic facts (noun)
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basis (noun)
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basis for something physical or mental (noun)
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bearing hardship; staying power (noun)
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beginning (noun)
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belief in oneself (noun)
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benevolence (noun)
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blood-pumping organ in an animate being (noun)
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boldness, strength of character (noun)
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bosom (noun)
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bottom (noun)
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bowels (noun)
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breast (noun)
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capacity, willingness to endure (noun)
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center (noun)
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center, core (noun)
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center, gist (noun)
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center, goal (noun)
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center of activity (noun)
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center of attraction (noun)
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centerpiece (noun)
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center point about which something (noun)
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centre (noun)
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character, disposition (noun)
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chest (noun)
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compassion (noun)
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compassion, generosity (noun)
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confidence (noun)
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confidence, self-esteem (noun)
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core (noun)
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core, gist (noun)
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core; basis for something’s (noun)
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courage (noun)
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crux (noun)
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determination (noun)
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diligence, stubbornness (noun)
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durability (noun)
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endurance (noun)
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essence (noun)
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essence, central part (noun)
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essence, meaning (noun)
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essential (noun)
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essentiality (noun)
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eye (noun)
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fervency (noun)
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focus (noun)
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fondness (noun)
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fortitude (noun)
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foundation (noun)
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foundation for belief, action (noun)
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fundamental (noun)
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fundamental part (noun)
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fundamentals (noun)
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gameness (noun)
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generosity (noun)
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generousness (noun)
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ginger (noun)
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gist (noun)
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great-heartedness (noun)
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great appreciation of something (noun)
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great enthusiasm (noun)
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gusto (noun)
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guts (noun)
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hardihood (noun)
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heart (noun)
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highlight (noun)
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humanity (noun)
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import (noun)
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inner man (noun)
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innermost being (noun)
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inside (noun)
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insides (noun)
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intent/intention (noun)
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interior (noun)
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intestinal fortitude (noun)
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intrepidity (noun)
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kernel (noun)
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keynote/keystone (noun)
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kindness (noun)
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large-heartedness (noun)
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life (noun)
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main part of written work (noun)
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meaning (noun)
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meaning, essence (noun)
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meaning, implication (noun)
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message, signification (noun)
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mettle (noun)
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middle (noun)
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midpoint (noun)
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midst (noun)
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munificence (noun)
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nature (noun)
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necessity, basic (noun)
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nerve (noun)
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nerve center (noun)
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niche, corner (noun)
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nitty-gritty (noun)
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nucleus (noun)
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organ meat (noun)
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patience (noun)
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person’s emotions (noun)
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pith (noun)
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pivot (noun)
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point (noun)
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quintessence (noun)
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rationality (noun)
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recess (noun)
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relish (noun)
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resolution (noun)
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responsiveness; ability to feel (noun)
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root (noun)
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rudiments (noun)
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sense (noun)
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sensibility (noun)
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sincerity (noun)
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soul (noun)
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spirit (noun)
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spirit of giving (noun)
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stamina (noun)
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staying power (noun)
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straightforwardness, honesty (noun)
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strength, vigor (noun)
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strength of character (noun)
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strength of will (noun)
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sturdiness over time (noun)
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substance (noun)
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sympathy (noun)
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taste (noun)
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tenacity (noun)
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theme (noun)
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unsparingness (noun)
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valor (noun)
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variety meat (noun)
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How to use «heart» in context?
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Homophones for heart
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Hyponyms for heart
Antonyms for heart
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adj.
• inward (adjective)
- inner,
- intestinal,
- central,
- inward,
- inland,
- internal,
- visceral,
- intrinsic,
- subjective.
• suitable (adjective)
- lovable,
- pleasing,
- pleasant.
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- atheroma,
- beat,
- anticoagulant,
- atrium,
- bleeding,
- clock,
- aorta,
- organ,
- abo system,
- artery,
- B.
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- your inner self,
- feelings.
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- bowl,
- bulge,
- balloon,
- bubble,
- circle,
- coil,
- band,
- cone,
- ball,
- be,
- crescent.
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- edge,
- the middle,
- seat.
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- pulp,
- start,
- flesh,
- peel,
- skin,
- peelings.
• affection (noun)
- warmth,
- Propensities,
- Amore,
- love.
• affectionateness (noun)
- affectionateness.
• artifact (noun)
- heart.
• attribute (noun)
- spirit.
• backbone (noun)
- re solution,
- pluck,
- re solves,
- will,
- toughness,
- re solve,
- re-solve,
- re-solves.
• base (noun)
- infrastructure,
- under pinning,
- chief constituent,
- groundwork,
- important parts,
- evidence,
- important part,
- infra-structures,
- primary elements,
- primary element,
- chief constituents,
- origins,
- infra-structure,
- under-pinning,
- infra structures,
- infra structure.
• basic facts (noun)
- nitty-gritty.
• basis (noun)
- pre mise,
- sub-stratums,
- chief ingredient,
- pre supposition,
- principal element,
- ex-planations,
- pre-mise,
- pre-mises,
- pre-suppositions,
- sub strata,
- ex planation,
- pre mises,
- hard fact,
- premise,
- principal elements,
- pre-supposition,
- sub-stratum,
- ex planations,
- sub stratum,
- sub-strata,
- chief ingredients,
- sub stratums,
- ex-planation,
- hard facts,
- pre suppositions.
• basis for something physical or mental (noun)
- foundation.
• bearing hardship; staying power (noun)
- endurance.
• beginning (noun)
- germs.
• belief in oneself (noun)
- confidence.
• benevolence (noun)
- humanity.
• blood-pumping organ in an animate being (noun)
- ticker,
- vascular organ,
- cardiac organ.
• boldness, strength of character (noun)
- mettle.
• bosom (noun)
- bosom.
• bottom (noun)
- mainspring,
- mainsprings,
- Virtuality.
• bowels (noun)
- bowels.
• breast (noun)
- seat affection,
- essential natures,
- seat affections,
- seat of affection,
- seat of affections,
- essential nature,
- breast.
• capacity, willingness to endure (noun)
- patience.
• center (noun)
- navels,
- social center,
- polestar,
- social centers,
- intermediacies,
- hotbed,
- radial point,
- cynosures,
- bull-eye,
- Centrums,
- polestars,
- mainstream,
- bulls eye,
- inter-mediacies,
- radial points,
- bullseye,
- middle,
- Centrioles,
- bulls-eye,
- hotbeds,
- quicks,
- inter mediacies,
- equidistances,
- bull eye,
- centrality,
- midpoint,
- station,
- middle road,
- omphalos,
- trading center,
- Centralities,
- centriole,
- middle of road,
- mart,
- trading centers,
- naves,
- Cross-road,
- middle the road,
- nave,
- Equidistance,
- inter-mediacy,
- Centra,
- omphaloses,
- cross roads,
- centrum,
- bulleye,
- cross road,
- cynosure,
- inter mediacy,
- Intermediacy,
- bull’seye,
- mainstreams,
- cross-roads.
• center, core (noun)
- interior.
• center, gist (noun)
- core.
• center, goal (noun)
- mecca.
• center of activity (noun)
- nerve center.
• center of attraction (noun)
- focus.
• centerpiece (noun)
- main feature,
- center of attention,
- high points,
- high spot,
- high point,
- best part,
- main event,
- main features.
• center point about which something (noun)
- pivot.
• centre (noun)
- centre.
• character, disposition (noun)
- nature.
• chest (noun)
- Thoraces,
- mammary gland,
- thoraxes,
- Peritoneums,
- rib cage,
- upper trunks,
- pulmonary cavities,
- pulmonary cavity,
- rib cages,
- peritoneum,
- upper trunk,
- peritonea,
- Mammary Glands.
• compassion (noun)
- lenity,
- softness,
- empathy,
- humanenesses,
- humaneness,
- softheartedness,
- tenderheartednesses,
- tenderheartedness,
- softheartednesses.
• compassion, generosity (noun)
- kindness.
• confidence (noun)
- faith oneself,
- impudence,
- self reliance,
- faith in oneself,
- self-reliance,
- self possession,
- selfpossession,
- selfreliance.
• confidence, self-esteem (noun)
- morale.
• core (noun)
- pith,
- importance,
- staples,
- main idea,
- main ideas,
- meat potatoes,
- import.
• core, gist (noun)
- nub,
- meat.
• core; basis for something’s (noun)
- nucleus.
• courage (noun)
- mind,
- guts,
- nerve,
- purpose,
- resolution,
- spunk,
- boldness.
• crux (noun)
- decisive points,
- decisive point.
• determination (noun)
- de-termination,
- de termination,
- single mindedness,
- de terminations,
- stiff upper lip,
- firm-ness,
- single-mindednesses,
- in dependence,
- de-terminations,
- singlemindednesses,
- in-dependence,
- indomitability,
- stiff upper lips,
- indomitabilities,
- in-dependences,
- self confidence,
- single mindednesses,
- singlemindedness,
- firm-nesses,
- selfconfidence,
- single-mindedness,
- firm ness.
• diligence, stubbornness (noun)
- tenacity.
• durability (noun)
- Durableness,
- stick-to-itiveness,
- imperishability,
- hard as nails,
- lastingness.
• endurance (noun)
- with-standings,
- sub mission,
- under goings,
- sufferances,
- under-going,
- under going,
- forebearance,
- sub-missions,
- with-standing,
- under-goings,
- with standing,
- holding ups,
- undergoings,
- withstandings,
- endurings,
- forebearances,
- sub missions,
- sub-mission,
- continuings.
• essence (noun)
- essence.
• essence, central part (noun)
- basic,
- marrow,
- bottom line,
- focal point,
- center,
- hub,
- kernel,
- crux,
- coal and ice,
- gist.
• essence, meaning (noun)
- substance.
• essential (noun)
- nuts bolts,
- part and parcel,
- part parcel,
- nuts and bolts,
- pre-requisites,
- pre-condition,
- pre-conditions,
- where one ats,
- pre condition,
- pre requisite,
- fire and ice,
- requirement,
- requirements,
- vital part,
- name game,
- where ones at,
- vital parts,
- name the game,
- prerequisites,
- pre conditions,
- fire ice,
- where one’s at,
- where one at,
- where ones ats,
- where one’s ats,
- pre-requisite,
- fire ices,
- where at,
- pre requisites,
- where ats,
- fire and ices.
• essentiality (noun)
- essentiality,
- essentialnesses,
- essentialness.
• eye (noun)
- eye.
• fervency (noun)
- fervency,
- in-tensity,
- in tensity.
• focus (noun)
- bottleneck,
- rally,
- epitome,
- axle,
- soul,
- asymptote,
- funnel,
- lure,
- plenum,
- magnet,
- forum,
- crossing,
- lodestar,
- rendezvous,
- intersection,
- gathering.
• fondness (noun)
- fondness.
• fortitude (noun)
- true grits,
- valorousness,
- what it take,
- true grit,
- what it takes,
- valorousnesses,
- what take,
- what takes.
• foundation (noun)
- sub-structure,
- substructures,
- understructure,
- sub-structures,
- under structure,
- under structures,
- sub structure,
- under-structure,
- substructure,
- sub structures,
- under-structures.
• foundation for belief, action (noun)
- basis.
• fundamental (noun)
- Principia,
- rock bottom,
- coal and ices,
- coal ice,
- coal ices,
- principium,
- fundamental.
• fundamental part (noun)
- base.
• fundamentals (noun)
- rudiments.
• gameness (noun)
- Bravura.
• generosity (noun)
- openhandedness,
- alms-giving,
- all heart,
- magnanimousness,
- largesse,
- largesses,
- Almsgiving,
- Nobleness,
- unsparingness,
- high-mindedness,
- free giving,
- unselfishness,
- liberality.
• generousness (noun)
- generousness,
- freehandedness,
- large-hea,
- bigheartedness.
• ginger (noun)
- HU,
- hus.
• gist (noun)
- nature beast,
- nature of the beast,
- nature the beast,
- shorts.
• great-heartedness (noun)
- great heartedness,
- large heartedn,
- Great-heartedness,
- large-heartedns,
- greatheartedness,
- large-heartedn,
- largeheartedns,
- large heartedns,
- largeheartedn.
• great appreciation of something (noun)
- relish.
• great enthusiasm (noun)
- gusto.
• gusto (noun)
- de lights,
- de-light,
- Palates,
- de-lights,
- de light.
• guts (noun)
- sands,
- sand.
• hardihood (noun)
- Mettled.
• heart (noun)
- inwardness,
- heart and soul,
- pump,
- sum,
- tenderness,
- warmheartedness,
- affection.
• highlight (noun)
- centerpiece.
• humanity (noun)
- goodwill,
- humanities,
- brotherly loves,
- brotherly love.
• import (noun)
- nature of beast,
- intendments,
- under standing,
- under standings,
- under-standing,
- under-standings,
- Intendment.
• inner man (noun)
- inmost soul,
- sub-conscious,
- inner woman,
- inner self,
- inmost hearts,
- heart heart,
- heart hearts,
- mind core,
- mind’s core,
- cockles the heart,
- cockles heart,
- inner selves,
- sub conscious,
- sub-consciouses,
- inmost heart,
- minds core,
- inmost minds,
- inmost mind,
- sub consciouses,
- cockles of heart,
- deepest mind,
- mind cores,
- inner-man,
- minds cores,
- mind’s cores,
- heart of heart,
- heart of hearts,
- inmost souls,
- deepest minds,
- inner women,
- cockles of the heart.
• innermost being (noun)
- inner man.
• inside (noun)
- in side,
- womb,
- in-side,
- in nards,
- WOMBS,
- in-nards,
- inner portion,
- inner portions.
• insides (noun)
- Entrail,
- workings,
- insides,
- internal organs,
- in sides,
- in-sides,
- internal organ.
• intent/intention (noun)
- co-nation,
- Conation,
- de-signs,
- co nations,
- conations,
- in-tents,
- de sign,
- de signs,
- de-sign,
- intents,
- in tents,
- co-nations,
- co nation.
• interior (noun)
- Intrinsicality,
- withins,
- heartland,
- inner parts,
- within,
- heartlands,
- intrinsicalities,
- internals,
- inner part.
• intestinal fortitude (noun)
- brass balls,
- intestinal-fortitude,
- stick to it iveness,
- brass ball.
• intrepidity (noun)
- lion-heartedness,
- lionheartedness,
- lion heartedness,
- lion heartednesses,
- lion-heartednesses,
- lionheartednesses.
• kernel (noun)
- nubbins,
- nubbin.
• keynote/keystone (noun)
- keystones,
- basic idea,
- linchpin,
- keynotes,
- linchpins,
- basic ideas.
• kindness (noun)
- solicitousness,
- good intention,
- graciousness,
- Sweetness,
- good intentions,
- graciousnesses,
- mildness,
- serviceabilities,
- forbearance,
- serviceability,
- solicitousnesses.
• large-heartedness (noun)
- large-heartedness,
- large heartedness,
- largeheartedness.
• life (noun)
- sentience,
- viability,
- high spirits,
- get up and go,
- lifeblood.
• main part of written work (noun)
- body.
• meaning (noun)
- signification,
- symbolization,
- Significancy,
- significance.
• meaning, essence (noun)
- point.
• meaning, implication (noun)
- purport.
• message, signification (noun)
- meaning.
• mettle (noun)
- dis positions,
- dis-position,
- kidney,
- dis-positions,
- dis position.
• middle (noun)
- epicenter,
- median,
- half-and-half,
- average,
- mediocrity,
- midst,
- halfway point,
- medium,
- mean,
- axis,
- bisection,
- half.
• midpoint (noun)
- mid points,
- mid-point,
- mid-points,
- mid point.
• midst (noun)
- betwixt and betweens,
- betwixt between,
- betwixt betweens,
- betwixt and between.
• munificence (noun)
- munificence.
• nature (noun)
- name of tune,
- name of game.
• necessity, basic (noun)
- essential.
• nerve (noun)
- hardinesses,
- hardiness.
• nerve center (noun)
- Ganglions,
- control center,
- intrinsic reality,
- Ganglia,
- switchboard,
- switchboards,
- HQS,
- esoteric reality,
- inner reality,
- ganglion,
- vital center,
- epicenters,
- vital principle.
• niche, corner (noun)
- recess.
• nitty-gritty (noun)
- essential part,
- heart of the matter,
- chief thing,
- essential parts,
- important matter,
- nitty gritty,
- cold fact,
- the facts,
- chief part,
- essential details,
- the name of the game.
• nucleus (noun)
- beginning buds,
- beginning bud.
• organ meat (noun)
- variety meat.
• patience (noun)
- long sufferings,
- toleration,
- yieldings,
- long suffering,
- nonresistances,
- non-resistances,
- longsuffering,
- non resistance,
- even tempers,
- Non-resistance,
- nonresistance,
- passivity,
- longsufferings,
- non resistances,
- self control,
- longanimities,
- selfcontrol,
- long-sufferings,
- even temper,
- passivities,
- longanimity.
• person’s emotions (noun)
- compassion,
- temperament,
- disposition,
- character,
- zest,
- benevolence,
- inclination,
- sensitivity,
- sympathy,
- sentiment,
- feeling,
- concern,
- response,
- understanding,
- pity,
- palate.
• pith (noun)
- medulla,
- sum substances,
- Corey,
- coreys,
- piths,
- sum and substances,
- sum substance,
- sum and substance,
- medullas,
- medullae.
• pivot (noun)
- Fulcra,
- kingpin,
- Fulcrums,
- kingpins,
- revolves axi,
- revolves axis,
- fulcrum.
• point (noun)
- pro positions,
- pro-positions,
- motifs,
- tipoff,
- pro position.
• quintessence (noun)
- quiddity,
- ultimates,
- Quiddities.
• rationality (noun)
- rhyme reason,
- rhyme or reason.
• recess (noun)
- in-dentations,
- re-cesses,
- apse,
- oriels,
- sockets,
- secret place,
- re-treats,
- penetralia,
- carrels,
- hiding places,
- in dentations,
- in-dentation,
- oriel,
- carrel,
- socket,
- re treats,
- re cess,
- re cesses,
- embrasure,
- re-cess,
- embrasures,
- re-treat,
- secret places,
- APSES,
- hiding place,
- in dentation,
- penetralias.
• relish (noun)
- enjoyings,
- lovings,
- sapidity,
- sapidities,
- Sapor.
• resolution (noun)
- fixed purpose,
- immovabilities,
- immovability,
- purposiveness,
- staunchness.
• responsiveness; ability to feel (noun)
- sensibility.
• root (noun)
- radicle,
- rhizomes,
- radix,
- starting point,
- rhizome,
- Radixes,
- radicles,
- roots,
- starting points,
- Radices.
• rudiments (noun)
- first principle,
- first principles,
- rudiment.
• sense (noun)
- rationalness,
- sense,
- denotatiton,
- rationality.
• sensibility (noun)
- in sight,
- vibe,
- vibes.
• sincerity (noun)
- veracity,
- wholeheartednesses,
- sincerenesses,
- guilelessness,
- wholeheartedness,
- innocence,
- Sincereness,
- bona fideses,
- trustworthiness,
- re liability,
- trustworthinesses,
- re-liability,
- re liabilities,
- guilelessnesses,
- truthfulness,
- re-liabilities,
- reliability.
• soul (noun)
- breath of life,
- spiritual being,
- noumena,
- animating principles,
- pneumas,
- animating principle,
- pneuma,
- recesses heart,
- secret self,
- breath life,
- secret selves,
- noumenon,
- recesses of heart,
- spiritual beings.
• spirit (noun)
- pertness,
- ginger,
- frame mind,
- peppiness,
- life force,
- vivaciousness,
- vital spark,
- vital sparks.
• spirit of giving (noun)
- generosity.
• stamina (noun)
- staying power,
- lustiness,
- indefatigabilities,
- lustinesses,
- power endurance,
- power of endurance,
- indefatigability.
• staying power (noun)
- staying-power.
• straightforwardness, honesty (noun)
- sincerity.
• strength, vigor (noun)
- stamina.
• strength of character (noun)
- backbone.
• strength of will (noun)
- intestinal fortitude.
• sturdiness over time (noun)
- durability.
• substance (noun)
- way of it,
- general meaning.
• sympathy (noun)
- close relation,
- mutual attraction,
- responsiveness,
- mutual fondness,
- Sympathies,
- close relations,
- warmheartednesses,
- mutual attractions,
- mutual fondnesses.
• taste (noun)
- druthers.
• tenacity (noun)
- willfulness,
- strength of purpose,
- guttiness.
• theme (noun)
- keynote.
• unsparingness (noun)
- un sparingnesses,
- un-sparingness,
- un-sparingnesses,
- un sparingness.
• valor (noun)
- de-fiances,
- indomitableness,
- derring do,
- de fiances,
- in vincibilities,
- de fiance,
- derringdo,
- in vincibility,
- in-vincibility,
- de-fiance,
- indomitablenesses,
- invincibility,
- in-vincibilities,
- invincibilities.
• variety meat (noun)
- pancreas,
- thymus,
- mountain oyster,
- Kidneys,
- Testes,
- sweetbreads,
- giblets,
- sweetbread,
- thymuses,
- testis,
- giblet,
- gizzards,
- chitterlings,
- livers,
- pancreases,
- chitlins,
- prairie oyster,
- gizzard.
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v.
• Other relevant words: (verb)
- intimate,
- play,
- origin.
-
Other synonyms:
-
•
- lap,
- stomach,
- king,
- Doughtiness,
- dauntlessness,
- gutsiness,
- whim,
- undertow,
- umbilicus,
- face card,
- mood swing,
- valiancy,
- frame of mind,
- deck,
- hip,
- emotion,
- throat,
- waistline,
- trump,
- courage,
- girth,
- knave,
- fearlessness,
- Gravamen,
- trunk,
- Braveness,
- courageousness,
- neck,
- undauntedness,
- intrepidness,
- wild card,
- valiance,
- trump card,
- stoutheartedness,
- belly button,
- abdomen,
- stump,
- joker,
- queen,
- front,
- orifice,
- playing card,
- moxie,
- thorax,
- deuce,
- back,
- center of gravity,
- undercurrent,
- jack,
- knee,
- loin,
- spunkiness,
- gameness,
- picture card,
- pluckiness,
- diamond,
- club,
- torso,
- valiantness,
- spade,
- nape,
- spot,
- waist,
- flank.
-
•
- gut,
- gallantry,
- temper,
- valor,
- violence,
- quintessence,
- cross-section,
- floret,
- tenor,
- stuff,
- mood,
- chest,
- suit,
- fortitude,
- house of cards,
- cob,
- beginning,
- fire,
- root,
- bravery,
- pack,
- humor,
- tide,
- determination,
- intrepidity,
- card,
- hollow,
- side.
-
•
- impulse,
- sensation,
- ace,
- spear,
- headquarters.
-
•
- note,
- passion,
- taste,
- drive.
-
•
- air,
- inside,
- level,
- affect.
-
•
- quick,
- bottom.
-
•
- top.
• flap
- valve.
How to use «Heart» in context?
The heart is the most vital and important organ in the body. It is responsible for pumping blood throughout the body. The heart also provides oxygen and nutrients to the other organs in the body. The heart is a muscle and can be damaged if not treated correctly. There are different types of heart disease that can affect the heart muscle and can lead to death. People can also suffer from heart attacks if the heart muscle is not functioning properly. There are treatments available that can help improve the heart’s function and help prevent further heart disease.
Paraphrases for Heart:
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Equivalence
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Noun, singular or mass
nub.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Reverse Entailment
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Noun, singular or mass
heartwood.
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Adverb
wholeheartedly.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Independent
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Proper noun, singular
Miles, Lips, rocks.
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Noun, plural
thoughts, margins.
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Noun, singular or mass
basis, bravery, mainstream, spirit, substance, Capita, crosses, states, vows, GIS.
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Adverb
sincerely.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
coming, making, working, Doing.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
enjoys.
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Proper noun, singular
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Other Related
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Adjective
cardiac.
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Proper noun, singular
cardiac, cardiology, cardiovascular, heartland, Herat, Coeur.
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Noun, plural
souls, depths, cockles.
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Noun, singular or mass
backbone, bosom, brisket, cardiology, centerpiece, centrality, centrepiece, chest, cornerstone, coronary, courage, crux, epicentre, essence, forefront, heartbeat, heartland, hub, infarction, kernel, lifeblood, linchpin, mainstay, midst, nucleus, root, stomach, Nuclei, Coeur, breast.
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Adjective
Homophones for Heart:
- harte, hartt, hardt, hart.
Holonyms for Heart:
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n.
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artifact
major suit.
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artifact
Hyponym for Heart:
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n.
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artifact
playing card.
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attribute
temperament, disposition.
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cognition
hunch, suspicion, intuition.
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food
variety meat, organs.
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shape
two-dimensional figure, plane figure.
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artifact
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Omophagic
- Synonyms:
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herbivorous,
omnivorous.
Resources
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- HEART synonyms and antonyms — Merriam-Webster dictionary
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— another words for HEART
1
as in kindness
the capacity for feeling for another’s unhappiness or misfortune
those who refuse to contribute to the fund for the famine victims must have no heart
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
2
as in center
a thing or place that is of greatest importance to an activity or interest
the heart of the village economy was the outdoor market
3
as in courage
strength of mind to carry on in spite of danger
never lost heart while she was lost in the woods
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
4
as in core
the central part or aspect of something under consideration
at the heart of the problem is the school’s outmoded computer system avoided any small talk and got right to the heart of the matter
5
as in soul
the seat of one’s deepest thoughts and emotions
deep down in her heart, she knew he was telling the truth
Thesaurus Entries Near heart
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“Heart.” Merriam-Webster.com Thesaurus, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/heart. Accessed 13 Apr. 2023.
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