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Meanings of hearten in English
Usage of hearten in English
1
This reminder did not hearten the servants much; they still held back.
2
He would hearten the despised and the rejected with outpourings of grace.
3
To know that all was well with the watcher would hearten her.
4
That is all that the world can do to comfort or hearten.
5
Surmounted difficulties not only teach, but hearten us in our future struggles.-SHARPE
6
And rise up and praise him and hearten him now, he said.
7
He drank an extra thimbleful of whisky to try to hearten himself.
8
He understood that Lawanne, whatever his thought, was trying to hearten him.
9
The IRA statement did not hearten everyone, writes Dan Keenan, Northern News Editor.
10
Nothing should hearten us more than a lack of certainty about such things.
11
The Romans have no wives to hearten and to urge them.
12
That will hearten McLeish since Boumsong is in demand after an influential half-season.
13
He wanted to hearten the old gentleman as much as possible.
14
As they ate and drank, he tried to hearten the Trojans.
15
After so much bloodshed, it would hearten the Varden to attend a marriage.
16
Aleta had gone down to hearten her friend from these dolors.
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Translations for hearten
Portuguese
Hearten through the time
Hearten across language varieties
United Kingdom
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