Meanings of oppressed heart in English

A burden fell from John's heavily- oppressed heart when he heard these words.

A gush of tears lightened the oppressed heart of the mother.

Here, sunk in sorrow, my oppressed heart no longer found utterance.

Then Melissa poured forth this confession from her oppressed heart:

Singing was but the opening of the oppressed heart.

A hundred times have I seized a dagger, to give ease to this oppressed heart.

The tears burst up from her oppressed heart.

My oppressed heart is easier, thank you.

From Madame de Menon she received a faithful sympathy, which was the sole relief of her oppressed heart.

When Mr. Braun, the agent, poured out his oppressed heart, he only laughed and returned a dry jest.

He wept like a child; but the overflow of his joy relieved the oppressed heart, full even to bursting.

The oppressed heart was stilled.

I walked out, for the open air is always my remedy when an aching head proceeds from an oppressed heart.

Beyond the compositions just mentioned, he relieved his oppressed heart by a composition rich in meaning-nothingless than the great Fantaisie, Op.

And perhaps for the first time a glimmer of wild hope began to struggle for existence in the oppressed heart of the runaway.

The choked breathing of the young girl became more free, and the blood rushed once more from her oppressed heart to the extremities.