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hearted Meaning & Definition

ˈhär-təd

What Does Hearted Mean?

As an adjective, hearted means having a heart especially of a specified kind. It can also mean seated in the heart. As a verb, it means love:2.

Word Facts for Hearted

Part of speechadjective, verb
Pronunciation/ˈhär-təd/
Syllables2
Antonymsheartless

Hearted Definition (Adjective)

  1. having a heart especially of a specified kind
  2. seated in the heart

Hearted as a Verb

  1. love:2

    Jane hearts John. / I loathe beer. But I heart beer commercials …

  2. to like see like:1 an online post, comment, etc., especially by clicking or tapping a heart-shaped symbol

    The tweet still hits home so much, not just for us, but for the 2.6 million that hearted her tweet too.

  3. hearten
  4. to fix in the heart

Synonyms of Hearted

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Antonyms of Hearted

Hearted in a Sentence

a hard-hearted woman

2008 July 25, "The Media Hearts Obama?", On The Media, National Public Radio

Jane hearts John.

I loathe beer. But I heart beer commercials …

The tweet still hits home so much, not just for us, but for the 2.6 million that hearted her tweet too.

Jane hearts John. / I loathe beer. But I heart beer commercials …

Word Forms & Grammar

hearted

heart·ed

heart·ing

hearts

heart

hearting

hearted (not comparable)

Words That Rhyme With Hearted

Origin of Hearted

Origin 1: see heart:1

Origin 2: From Middle English herted, hertid; equivalent to heart +‎ -ed.

First Known Use

13th century

before 12th century

How to Pronounce Hearted

Hearted is pronounced /ˈhär-təd/ and has 2 syllables, with the main stress on the first syllable (här).

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