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Meanings of most heartfelt in English

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Usage of most heartfelt in English
1
Accept, my dear mother, my most heartfelt sympathy in your ignominious defeat.
St. Elmo
2
The dramatist's shortest but possibly most heartfelt play was premiered in 2003.
The Guardian
3
He made the most heartfelt prayer, and the loveliest blessing before meat!
Charlemont; Or, The Pride of the Village. a Tale of Kentucky
4
It is, for many Americans, the least commercial and most heartfelt of holidays.
The Irish Times
5
I believe that there is someone there who might answer my most heartfelt question.
Gods go begging
6
Thanks, the most heartfelt and gladly given I had ever, or would ever, receive.
Heaven's Queen
7
FERDINAND (after a pause, with the expression of the most heartfelt sorrow).
Love and Intrigue: A Tragedy
8
Deepest most heartfelt condolences to the Cremer family and her friends, one person wrote.
News.com.au
9
I offered Will the most heartfelt apology I could manage.
Pressure
10
It would afford me most heartfelt gratification to see him!
The House of the Seven Gables
11
It could quite easily be one of the writer's greatest Comedies or most heartfelt Tragedies.
The South African
12
In fact, I'm probably granting your most heartfelt wish.
Shadows Return
13
He sends you and yours his very best regards in this most heartfelt and artless
Alfred Tennyson
14
He saved his most heartfelt argument-thefamous "hostages to fortune" passage-forthe last.
True compass: a memoir
15
Everyone smiled relievedly at the jimdandy's triumph and my sigh was loudest and most heartfelt.
Greener Than You Think
16
It doesn't sound like the most heartfelt of blessings.
The Guardian
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