heartbroken
- adjective
- /ˈhɑrtˌbroʊkən/
- When my father died, I was heartbroken for months.
Have you been heartbroken by someone in a relationship?
- Have you been heartbroken by someone in a relationship?
- It was devastating and I was heartbroken and overwhelmed with anger.
- When my father died, I was heartbroken for months.
- So she's just a she's a very heartbroken woman.
- Or, and I said, I'm not mad, I'm heartbroken.
- And, and, and I think that what you realize is I'm, I'm not so heartbroken about losing this person.
- But I'm just, we're, we're both, we're just heartbroken.
- When you talk about previous relationships, you ask, have you been heartbroken?
- You know, I remember when Pedro Zamora died and I was so heartbroken.
- And so in the immediate aftermath of a breakup, you're going to probably feel heartbroken and really sad.
- absolutely broke my heart. I was heartbroken.
- So I met my now boyfriend when I was heartbroken from my ex who I was with for three years.
- When I came to MITII, was a little bit disappointed, maybe heartbroken.
- We became friends, like when you were just like, heartbroken.
- Yeah, I clap when I'm heartbroken, too, as you cover the pain.
Examples
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Leaving behind a heartbroken husband and a very ill little girl.
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Seeing her this way, I felt heartbroken, because our Mama has been sad and unwell.
Fiction book (1990) -
Have you been heartbroken by someone in a relationship?
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Oh, that poor, heartbroken little girl.
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And she came in for her next appointment, and she was absolutely heartbroken, absolutely crestfallen.
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I was so heartbroken when we reviewed her fMRI study.
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It was devastating and I was heartbroken and overwhelmed with anger.
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I was really heartbroken.
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When my father died, I was heartbroken for months.
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Oh, that poor, heartbroken little girl.
Synonyms
Feeling unhappy or upset because of something
Being very upset and worried so you cannot think clearly
Crying because you feel very sad or touched
Showing you are about to cry because of a strong feeling
Feeling like you want to cry easily
Feeling very sad and alone because someone you love or something important is missing
Feeling deep sadness because of a loss
Very weak because of illness, pain, or hard times
Feeling very sad because of loss or disappointment
Very sad and shocked after losing someone close
Very sad and not able to be comforted
Sad because someone they loved died
Feeling very sad because of a loss or disappointment
Feeling very sad because of loss or disappointment
Sad and disappointed because what you hoped for did not happen
Not comforted after feeling sad or disappointed
Feeling very sad after someone you love dies
Feeling very sad and down
Extremely disappointed and upset after something goes wrong
Antonyms
How Sad
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Heartbroken joins heart, the 'center of feelings', and broken, meaning 'broken in pieces' like a smashed cup. So, being heartbroken is like your heart feels smashed, which explains the deep sorrow the word means.