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Definition of hearted in English: heartedadjective ˈhɑːtɪdˈhɑrdəd in combination Having a character or feelings of a specified kind. a generous-hearted and loving man Example sentencesExamples - Several echoed the thought until it turned into a full-hearted shout from the entire crowd.
- This is cinema not for the faint-hearted, where you have to go into the dark places first before you can see the light.
- This is light-hearted, but intelligent humour.
- I am very soft-hearted and sentimental in all of my books.
- Stacy was still the same old cold-hearted, stuck up girl.
- His ultra-macho, cold-hearted, egotistical personality thoroughly disgusted me.
- My impression of this town is of its cleanliness and its warm-hearted people.
- The employees' problems are blamed on the black-hearted publisher rather than on the ideological system.
- I had a good-hearted grandfather and grandmother.
- The purpose of day was to commemorate the noble-hearted three.
Definition of hearted in US English: heartedadjectiveˈhärdədˈhɑrdəd in combination Having a character or feelings of a specified kind. a generous-hearted and loving man Example sentencesExamples - The purpose of day was to commemorate the noble-hearted three.
- Several echoed the thought until it turned into a full-hearted shout from the entire crowd.
- I had a good-hearted grandfather and grandmother.
- My impression of this town is of its cleanliness and its warm-hearted people.
- This is cinema not for the faint-hearted, where you have to go into the dark places first before you can see the light.
- His ultra-macho, cold-hearted, egotistical personality thoroughly disgusted me.
- I am very soft-hearted and sentimental in all of my books.
- The employees' problems are blamed on the black-hearted publisher rather than on the ideological system.
- This is light-hearted, but intelligent humour.
- Stacy was still the same old cold-hearted, stuck up girl.
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