harden your heart

harden your heart
harden your heart phrase
to make yourself stop caring or being affected by things
Thesaurus: to stop, control or not show emotionssynonym
Main entry: harden

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harden your heart
◇ If you harden your heart or if something hardens your heart, you stop having kind or friendly feelings for someone.

She hardened her heart against him.

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harden your heart — see harden
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