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Meanings of heartache in English
Intense sorrow caused by loss of a loved one (especially by death)
Usage of heartache in English
1
And for many, more than heartache: it's a clear and present danger.
2
Florida, the source of so much heartache and strife eight years ago.
3
Even a spy is not beneath the universal reach of the heartache.
4
A month of hard travel-aftera month of grueling training and heartache.
5
I was in an ill-humor; perhaps, too, I felt some little heartache.
6
All he saw was a long string of heartache for them both.
7
She'd hoped that as the days passed she'd get over the heartache.
8
But is she headed toward true love or another bundle of heartache?
9
Saves everyone a lot of bother and heartache in the long run.
10
But there had been more in the past fourteen months than heartache.
11
Home has been where the heartache is for Bolton Wanderers this season.
12
The heartache he endured losing his brother at such a tender age.
13
The heartache, that terrible malady of the soul, had made rapid inroads.
14
The poor thing. However, there was one shining moment within the heartache.
15
And a sigh betrayed the suppressed heartache that underlaid all her sensations.
16
I don't know girl, he could be nothing but heartache and trouble.
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Translations for heartache
Spanish
Heartache through the time
Heartache across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common