heartbreak
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3.9
- noun
- /ˈhɑrtˌbreɪk/
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desconsuelo
- After the breakup, she felt a deep heartbreak that lasted for weeks.
If you're experiencing loss, grief, heartbreak, this clip is for you.
- If you're experiencing loss, grief, heartbreak, this clip is for you.
- It will be lived in both heartbreak and in joy.
- I think Marie, life's greatest heartbreak is being untrue to yourself.
- And that that is a heartbreak, A devastating heartbreak.
- But it was full of heartbreak and grief, Just grief.
- That's, you know, what genuine heartbreak feels like.
- The one advantage we have when it comes to heartbreak is time.
- So it was like your first heartbreak in high school, romantic.
- I'm I haven't ever felt grief and heartbreak like I felt in that moment.
- And what is heartbreak but a change you didn't want?
- It's about feeling something and feeling heartbreak and disappointment and being alone.
- And it could stem from childhood, it could stem from previous heartbreak, all these different things.
- And that is a lot of the heartbreak of poverty.
- He, he took heartbreak to his grave.
- That's why like, you know, he talks about heartbreak and you feel it here.
- They're feeling heartbreak, They're feeling being invisible.
Examples
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The heartbreak of losing a loved one is often hard to bear.
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If you're experiencing loss, grief, heartbreak, this clip is for you.
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The loss, the heartbreak, people just trying to get by.
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Just I understand so well the heartbreak of that goodbye.
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The one advantage we have when it comes to heartbreak is time.
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Part of his current heartbreak is the result of being taken from the home he loved.
Academic text (2001) -
And that is a lot of the heartbreak of poverty.
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It's about feeling something and feeling heartbreak and disappointment and being alone.
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A very real heartbreak about the way her eyes grew distant at that moment.
Fiction book (2001) -
My thoughts are, it's always been about heartbreak or struggles.
Synonyms
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1.8
A deep sad feeling caused by losing someone or something
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2.1
Deep sadness after you lose someone or something important
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1.0
A feeling of being unhappy
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4.8
Strong emotional pain you feel after losing someone or when love fails
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3.4
Deep sadness and pain you feel after losing or being rejected by someone you love
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5.8
A feeling of extreme sadness and shock after a big loss
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7.0
A period of deep sadness after someone close dies
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3.7
A very strong feeling of sadness after a great loss
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6.5
A deep, quiet feeling or look of sadness
Deep sadness after losing someone you love
A deep, painful sadness from missing someone or something
Very deep sadness that feels too strong to understand
A deep feeling of sadness about a loss
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Etymology
Heartbreak comes from joining heart and break, where heart means the place of strong feelings and break means 'to break'. So imagine your heart being 'broken' like a fragile thing, and you get the picture of deep emotional pain after losing someone you love.