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Synonym for heart [noun]

The synonym heart synonymous definition words:
means "position"
core, centre, crux, gist, quintessence, essence, nucleus, pith
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heart [noun]

means "play"
playing card

heart [noun]

means "feeling"
breast, seat of passion, spirit, response, soul, pity, empathy

heart [noun]

means "character trait"
guts, courage, bravery, nerve, valour, gallantry, fortitude, mettle

heart [noun]

means "body"
blood pump
Further results for the word "heart"

abstract [noun]

means "essence"
argument, condensation, core, distillation, heart, idea

basis [noun]

means "essence"
core, gist, heart, crux, meat, backbone

bosom [noun]

means "breast"
bust, teats, chest, heart

bosom [adjective]

means "intimate"
close, confidential, affection, heart

breast [noun]

means "person"
conscience, bosom, heart, mind, character, psyche

breast [noun]

means "body"
chest, thorax, heart, torso

center [noun]

means "point"
heart

center [noun]

means "core"
mean, heart, middle, essence, midpoint, gist

centre [noun]

means "point"
heart

centre [noun]

means "core"
mean, heart, middle, essence, midpoint, gist

chest [noun]

means "body"
breast, bust, bosom, heart

conscience [noun]

means "being"
breast, bosom, heart, mind, character, psyche

core [noun]

means "essence"
gist, kernel, heart, substance, contents

distillation [noun]

means "essence"
argument, condensation, core, abstract, heart, idea

empathy [noun]

means "seat of passion"
heart

eye [noun]

means "position"
hub, heart

flesh [noun]

means "soft pulpy part"
pulp, heart, insides, bulb

focal point [noun]

means "point"
heart

gist [noun]

means "core"
heart, meat, essence, point, short, upshot

hub [noun]

means "point"
heart

interior [noun]

means "inner part"
nucleus, centre, inside, core, heart

kernel [noun]

means "essence"
gist, heart, centre, nucleus, core, pith

meat [noun]

means "subject"
core, heart, gist, essence, point, short

midpoint [noun]

means "core"
mean, heart, middle, essence, centre, gist

nucleus [noun]

means "matter"
meat, heart, gist, pith, kernel, essence

nucleus [noun]

means "centre"
heart, core, hub, focus, pivot

pith [noun]

means "matter"
meat, heart, gist, nucleus, kernel, essence

producer [noun]

means "origin"
author, creator, heart, begetter, progenitor, determinant

progenitor [noun]

means "producer"
author, creator, heart, begetter, origin, determinant

pulp [noun]

means "flesh"
marrow, pith, heart, meat

quintessence [noun]

means "core"
centre, crux, gist, heart, essence, nucleus

soul [noun]

means "characteristic"
heart, sentiment, love, idealism, reverence, honour

thorax [noun]

means "chest"
bosom, breast, heart, torso

valour [noun]

means "guts"
courage, bravery, nerve, heart, gallantry, fortitude

heartache [noun]

means "mental anguish"
anguish, chagrin, sorrow, pain, regret, woe, despair

heartbreaking [adjective]

means "distressing"
irksome, grievous, onerous

heartbroken [adjective]

means "distressed"
disconsolate, doleful, forlorn, miserable, uncomfortable, uneasy

hearted [verb]

means "encourage"
assure, brighten, animate, comfort, revitalise, revitalize, cheer

hearten [verb]

means "assure"
reassure, encourage, inspire, enthuse

heartfelt [adjective]

means "involved"
earnest, absorbed, fast, absorbing, intimate, extreme, great

hearth [noun]

means "home"
household, dwelling, family, abode, residence

hearth [noun]

means "fireplace"
grate, fireside


hearty [adjective]

means "warm and friendly"
warm, cheerful, enthusiastic, genial, sincere, zealous

hearty [adjective]

means "strong and healthy"
hale, lively, robust, sound, strong, good, fit

hearty [adjective]

means "abundant"
plentiful, copious, unrestrained, unbridled, unreserved, generous

whole-hearted [adjective]

means "generous"
resilient, hearty, robust, ungrudging, optimistic, cheerful

agony [noun]

means "anguish"
misery, wretchedness, heartache, suspense, torment, torture

andiron [noun]

means "metal bars"
grate, lattice, hearth

animate [verb]

means "encourage"
cheer, hearten, inspire, inspirit, wake up, fortify

assure [verb]

means "speech"
reassure, encourage, inspire, enthuse, hearten

brace [verb]

means "fortify"
harden, hearten, nerve, stimulate, encourage, strengthen

brawny [adjective]

means "powerful"
mighty, Herculean, healthy, hearty, hardy, hale

callous [adjective]

means "hardened"
hard, indurate, heartless, inured, cold, obdurate

cheer [verb]

means "activity"
animate, gladden, hearten, brighten, encourage, lighten

cheerful [adjective]

means "generous"
resilient, hearty, robust, ungrudging, optimistic, whole-hearted

cold [adjective]

means "behaviour"
unfriendly, heartless, glacial, hostile, inimical, cool

cordial [adjective]

means "affable"
genial, congenial, friendly, hearty, gracious

cruel [adjective]

means "characteristic"
heartless, callous, unnatural, cold-blooded, unmerciful, unyielding

desperation [noun]

means "hopelessness"
despondency, depression, heartache, sorrow, torture, grief

devout [adjective]

means "serious"
dedicated, earnest, devoted, hearty, honest, sincere

disconsolate [adjective]

means "sad"
heartbroken

dolor [noun]

means "grief"
sorrow, anguish, heartache, distress, mourning, sadness

dolour [noun]

means "grief"
sorrow, anguish, heartache, distress, mourning, sadness

fireside [noun]

means "fireplace"
grate, hearth


fortify [verb]

means "strengthen"
invigorate, brace, hearten, sustain, empower, encourage

fresh [adjective]

means "health"
hardy, hearty, robust, strong, vigourous, well

genial [adjective]

means "friendly"
pleasant, agreeable, cheerful, cordial, hearty, well-disposed

gladden [verb]

means "animate"
cheer, hearten, brighten, encourage, lighten, console

grate [noun]

means "metal bars"
andiron, lattice, hearth

hale [adjective]

means "healthy"
trim, fit, hearty, robust, sound, strong

herculean [adjective]

means "powerful"
mighty, strong, healthy, hearty, hardy, hale

home [noun]

means "place"
homestead, birthplace, hearth, abode, family, haven

homestead [noun]

means "home"
birthplace, hearth, family, haven, fireside

hopelessness [noun]

means "desperation"
despondency, depression, heartache, sorrow, torture, grief

infuriated [adjective]

means "inhuman"
beastly, bloodthirsty, brutal, cruel, heartless, merciless

inhuman [adjective]

means "savage"
monstrous, cruel, pitiless, heartless, barbarous, fierce

inspire [verb]

means "animate"
invigorate, enliven, encourage, hearten, inspirit, motivate

irksome [adjective]

means "distressing"
onerous, grievous, heartbreaking

lusty [adjective]

means "vigourous"
hearty, robust, healthy, energetic, strong, sturdy

miserable [adjective]

means "distressed"
disconsolate, doleful, forlorn, heartbroken, uncomfortable, uneasy

onerous [adjective]

means "distressing"
irksome, grievous, heartbreaking

poignant [adjective]

means "distressing"
moving, bitter, touching, passionate, heartfelt, intense

savage [adjective]

means "inhuman"
beastly, bloodthirsty, brutal, cruel, heartless, merciless

sincere [adjective]

means "genuine"
heartfelt

sound [adjective]

means "property"
whole, complete, entire, hardy, healthy, hearty

sound [adjective]

means "health"
hearty, well, vigourous, thorough, hale, effectual

strong [adjective]

means "property"
powerful, mighty, herculean, healthy, hearty, hardy

unfeeling [adjective]

means "cold"
unfriendly, heartless, glacial, hostile, inimical, cool

unfeigned [adjective]

means "genuine"
real, earnest, natural, unaffected, heartfelt, truthful

unnatural [adjective]

means "cruel"
brutal, heartless, inhuman, evil, hard-hearted

vigorously [object]

means "energetically"
heartily, exuberantly, vibrantly, industriously, alertly, firmly

wake up [verb]

means "encourage"
cheer, hearten, inspire, inspirit, animate, fortify

well [adjective]

means "health"
healthy, strong, hardy, robust, fit, hearty

well-disposed [adjective]

means "friendly"
pleasant, agreeable, cheerful, cordial, hearty, genial

wretchedness [noun]

means "anguish"
misery, agony, heartache, suspense, torment, torture

zest [noun]

means "relish"
enthusiasm, gusto, enjoyment, delight, heartiness, piquancy

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