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with all one's heart

with all one's heart prepositional phrase: with much sincerity.

Prepositional phrase

  1. With much sincerity.
    • I love you with all my heart.
    • Mr. Biden declared that he believed with “all of my heart” that he had made a wise decision.2021 September 1, Michael D. Shear, Jim Tankersley, quoting Joe Biden, “Biden Defends Afghan Pullout and Declares an End to Nation-Building”, in The New York Times, →ISSN
  2. (dated) Very willingly.
    • When Light had finished his story, his companion, Truth, said: "If you like, sister, we will turn in here and rest awhile; shall we?"
      "With all my heart," she replied, so they went in and walked round the garden.1900, Railway Signal: Or, Lights Along the Line, volume 18, page 173

Forms of with all one's heart

alternative formwith all of one's heart

Questions about with all one's heart

What does with all one's heart mean?
With all one's heart means with much sincerity.
What part of speech is with all one's heart?
With all one's heart is a prepositional phrase.

Words near with all one's heart in the dictionary

  1. with ages
  2. with all due respect
  3. with all of one's heart
  4. with all one's ears
  5. with all one's eyes
  6. with all one's heart
  7. with all one's might
  8. with all the salt in the Dead Sea
  9. with an eye to
  10. with an eye towards
  11. with any luck

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