heavy heart
heavy heart noun: a strong feeling of sadness or misery.
Noun
heavy heart (plural heavy hearts)
- A strong feeling of sadness or misery
- “We lost,” he said with a heavy heart.
- “Now, to begin today I want to ask one particular father and son to join me at the altar to read their special Father’s Day poem to the rest of the congregation.” With heavy hearts, father and son went up to the altar, and turned round to face the sea of empty chairs.2017, David Walliams [pseudonym; David Edward Williams], Bad Dad, London: HarperCollins Children’s Books, →ISBN
Forms of heavy heart
| plural | heavy hearts |
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Words formed from heavy heart
Questions about heavy heart
- What does heavy heart mean?
- Heavy heart means a strong feeling of sadness or misery.
- What part of speech is heavy heart?
- Heavy heart is a noun.
- What is the plural of heavy heart?
- The plural of heavy heart is heavy hearts.
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