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Meanings of tenderness in English
Synonyms
Examples for "heart"
Examples for "heart"
1
Good friends, good food, and some really good southern heart-pickin', foot-stompin' music.
2
Keeping track of these health statistics can help catch heart problems early.
3
Let the simple heart and hope among us Keep our family strong.
4
Congestive heart failure is a major public health problem in western countries.
5
Reducing your stress level can really aid in improving your heart health.
1
It extinguishes natural affection; and no subsequent kindness can rekindle the flame.
2
This affection is a good precisely because it leads to our perfection.
3
To the nation in general the manifesto would breathe nothing but affection.
4
Wanted: experienced food handlers with a GSOH and genuine affection for nibbles.
5
Perhaps not surprisingly, the locals express great affection for this wild place.
1
Henry engenders great respect, but people view Willie by excitement and fondness.
2
Director James Houston also has a fondness for Cold War era technology.
3
Brownie's never mentioned a particular fondness for such folly in the past.
4
Given my fondness for you, I prefer to embrace the second theory.
5
He also has a fondness for the small and least used ones.
1
Most men assumed that they did it by waving their philia about.
2
His philia were waving excitedly, and all of his muscles had tensed.
3
Their philia drooped in exhaustion, hanging from their heads like dead vines.
4
He held Averan up to study her, and his philia waved.
5
The philia along its jaw line quivered as if in anticipation.
1
Sally's appealing affectionateness of manner went very far to make this easy.
2
There was an additional playful affectionateness in his manner toward Ezra.
3
He left behind him a character for affectionateness, kindliness, and generosity.
4
There is a homely poetry, an innocent affectionateness in it, characteristic of the people.
5
The Frenchwoman thought it a pretty bit of childish affectionateness.
1
The luke warmness and hypocrisy of Christians now permit me to speak tonight.
2
Relations have useful meaning; absolute warmness and coldness have none.
3
But his intuition did not reconcile him to Ned's luke-warmness; he would have preferred a straight refusal.
4
On this account they writ to Fucarandono, with all the warmness of an earnest invitation, and sent him word.
5
Her eyes were closed now, gently, and he put out his hand to feel the warmness of breath on his palm.
1
Bishop Peck was a very entertaining companion and most fraternal in his warmheartedness.
2
Nevertheless, the film and especially Khan hold on to their integrity through conviction and warmheartedness.
3
Even if it doesn't have the instant mythic appeal of Bouncers and Up'n'Under, it displays a similar warmheartedness.
4
It is this real phoniness -as well as Holly's warmheartedness -that the film captures so well.
Spanish
ternura Usage of tenderness in English
1
In the style there is much quaintness, in the sentiment much tenderness.
2
Now, however, seeing her afraid, he felt a sudden wave of tenderness.
3
Local tenderness persisted in the same area, but was less in degree.
4
That middle stage of crisp-tenderness is often the best-tasting for grilled produce.
5
The tenderness of the appeal smote the poor woman to the heart.
6
A majesty of tenderness was in the large figure of the mother.
7
The thought struck him and the tenderness was lessened in his eyes.
8
There will be no revolution of love without a revolution of tenderness.
9
A smile played across her lips; the smile of deep maternal tenderness.
10
The blind tumult of capture had passed; a great tenderness possessed him.
11
Her abdominal exam was unremarkable: minimal generalized tenderness, bowel sounds were present.
12
There was tenderness just then in the heart of Katherine Wayneworth Jones.
13
There was a hint of tenderness underlying the banter in his voice.
14
I continually think of you; I continually call to mind your tenderness.
15
Of course, unrelieved tenderness and not a high note in the gamut.
16
Wagner had written Liszt in 1861 with renewed hope and renewed tenderness:
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Tenderness through the time
Tenderness across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Rare