heartthrob
- noun
- /ˈhɑrtˌθrɑb/
- Informal
- In a few short years, Buchanan had become London's foremost heartthrob.
- teen heartthrob
- Hollywood heartthrob
- former heartthrob
If anyone spits on me, I don't care if it's heartthrob Harry Styles, right?
- If anyone spits on me, I don't care if it's heartthrob Harry Styles, right?
- He has inspired a generation of screaming fans playing the heartthrob Dawson Leary on the.
- Would you say that this man Joe Kiri is more of a heartthrob than this man, Dicker Montgomery?
- And I think like from a like a, a male point of view is like heart, young teen heartthrob.
Examples
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Justin Bieber is determined to prove that he's not just another teen heartthrob.
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Sort of a Steve McQueen, heartthrob type.
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His new album "Believe" is a step to shake off the heartthrob status.
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You're gonna be a heartthrob your whole life.
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Ladies, if ever your Cuban heartthrob needed your votes on Dancing With The Stars, it is now!
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We have Hollywood heartthrob Chad Cassidy.
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And she's been seen dating one of the biggest heartthrobs on the planet, Justin Bieber.
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Many young girls had posters of the pop star on their walls, declaring him a heartthrob in every magazine.
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After starring in his latest romantic film, the actor quickly became a heartthrob among fans.
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The local music scene's heartthrob, he captivated audiences with his charm and talent.
Synonyms
A person many people admire or love too much
A very attractive person that others want romantically
A person who is very attractive and makes others feel faint with excitement
Someone or something that attracts strong attention and admiration
A person who attracts many people wanting to date them
How Attractive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word heartthrob comes from heart ('heart') and throb ('to beat or pulse'), giving the picture of a heart that suddenly beats faster. So a heartthrob is a person, often a famous actor or singer, who makes people feel strong romantic feelings.