heart´-rend´ing|ly — heart rend|ing «HAHRT REHN dihng», adjective. causing mental anguish; very distressing: »To lose one s parents in an airplane crash is a heart rending experience. –heart´ rend´ing|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
heart-rend|ing — «HAHRT REHN dihng», adjective. causing mental anguish; very distressing: »To lose one s parents in an airplane crash is a heart rending experience. –heart´ rend´ing|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
heart´break´ing|ly — heart|break|ing «HAHRT BRAY kihng», adjective. crushing with sorrow or grief; extremely distressing: »heartbreaking news. –heart´break´ing|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
heart|break|ing — «HAHRT BRAY kihng», adjective. crushing with sorrow or grief; extremely distressing: »heartbreaking news. –heart´break´ing|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
heart´en|ing|ly — heart|en|ing «HAHR tuh nihng, HAHRT nihng», adjective. encouraging: »The economy…seldom had been more sound. The picture in steel was particularly heartening (Wall Street Journal). –heart´en|ing|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
heart-search|ing — «HAHRT SUR chihng», noun, adjective. –n. an inquiry into one s deeper or deepest feelings and emotions. –adj. that searches or rigorously examines the deepest feelings: »Few books in a dozen years have provoked such heart searching reviews (Time) … Useful english dictionary
heart-warm|ing — «HAHRT WR mihng», adjective. tending to arouse warm and sympathetic feelings; sentimental; endearing: »the antique, the picturesque, and the unabashedly heart warming (New Yorker) … Useful english dictionary
heart|burn|ing — «HAHRT BUR nihng», noun. rankling discontent, especially from a hidden feeling of envy or jealousy … Useful english dictionary
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