having a specified feeling, mood, personality trait, or kind of heart: hardhearted;sad-hearted.
fixed or present in the heart.
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The boy was celebrating a football win with family at time of shootingPeyton James Evans, a big-hearted 8-year-old known as “PJ,” was particularly happy earlier this week at an apartment with family in the Landover area.
It’s referring to an interview Lopez’s first husband Ojani Noa had just given in the tabloids, where he referred to her as cold-hearted.
The place, the people, and the culture are what have shaped me into who I am today, and to see so much of the country and so much of my family lost in this battle, has made me more heavy-hearted than ever.
She is a sweet, good-hearted person, and we never want to hurt her feelings.
The missed opportunity was part of a broader pattern of botched or half-hearted responses to the growing menace of ransomware, which during the pandemic has disabled businesses, schools, hospitals, and government agencies across the country.
Both Edgar and Julio shared the same smile and light-hearted manner that I remembered and appreciated from years ago.
In the House, Republicans passed the budget by 219-206 with the warm-hearted help of 57 Democrats.
And its mean-hearted message, in my opinion, has corrupted the social gospel.
Smart, so smart, and darkly handsome; a practical joker, large-hearted and fun.
You play a sweet, soft-hearted mom in the film and John C. Reilly is the strict rule-enforcer.
The simple honest-hearted General, who knew not the guile of their hearts, was deluded into wishing them success.
But his head was too hot to wear a thinking cap, and no story would come at his half-hearted call.
He was a big-bodied, big-hearted, ruddy-faced, farmerlike man of fifty or so; and the service was proud of him.
The last vestige of her prejudice against Indians had melted and gone, in the presence of their simple-hearted friendliness.
Your father is not a hard hearted man; when his passion is over he will be the first to want you back.