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heartbreak
[ hahrt-breyk ]
noun
- great sorrow, grief, or anguish.
heartbreak
/ ˈ³óɑ˳ÙËŒ²ú°ù±ðɪ°ì /
noun
- intense and overwhelming grief, esp through disappointment in love
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of heartbreak1
Example Sentences
She vowed to change it - not only for Martyn, although the legislation introduced today informally carries his name - but so other families may avoid having to suffer the same heartbreak in future.
But hidden beneath the heartbreak of a tournament run cut short is hope for a future with Smith and her fellow freshmen holding down the fort until Watkins is healthy enough to return.
In the last two decades, many have stepped up to provide those things for Mr. Ayers, with varying degrees of success and no shortage of either heartbreak or hope.
He’s moved onto a more sobering look into how he deals with heartbreak and homesickness.
"Her family's heartbreak reminds us exactly why this issue matters. Today's motion is about preventing tragedies like this because no family should ever face that pain."
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