Brokenhearted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BROKENHEARTED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• greatly depressed or hurt
• overwhelmed by grief or disappointment
• full of sorrow
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• overcome by grief or despair

Words related to BROKENHEARTED

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Words that contain BROKENHEARTED

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How to use BROKENHEARTED in a sentence

• Though that broken-hearted gentleman was mourning the loss of a beloved umbrella, accompanied by a nephew, and having a bone handle, Mrs.
• And when he had thus stripped himself of all of his armor, he mounted his horse and rode away into the forest, weeping like one altogether brokenhearted.
• By way of example, let us picture the case of a broken-hearted maiden forced to reject an ardent lover because duty calls him to a land where there are snakes.
• I may add that while I anticipated such broken-hearted farewells I was quite prepared to take them easily.
• The Earl of Kildare had meanwhile died in prison, broken-hearted at the news of this ill-starred rising, in which he doubtless foresaw the ruin of his house.
• I thought of all the broken-hearted ones at home, in Britain.
• Finally she was accused of treason, and Arthur, broken-hearted, was compelled to sit in judgment upon his wife as upon any other of his subjects.
• Many a poor, crushed and broken-hearted being, borne down by poverty and affliction, was made glad by her sympathy and kindness.
• While Venetia was half broken-hearted, her mother silently returned thanks to Providence for the merciful dispensation which had exempted her child from so much misery.
• Bayard was quite broken-hearted at the misfortune which had befallen him, although it was certainly not his fault, but there is more chance in war than in anything else.
• The prince of our set broken-hearted! What a joke! Who rejected you? Speak! Did you look like that, Jack, when you parted? Was that pallor of death on your cheek? You interest me.
• The head of the firm went back to his native town a broken-hearted man, and not long afterwards died, leaving his family destitute.
• Hence those fierce storms that beat about his head, leading to his imprisonment and to his death in Valladolid, a broken-hearted man.
• Frederic was, however, liberated from captivity, and he returned to Austria a dejected, broken-hearted man.
• They were greatly attached to each other, and when she suddenly died Redmond was a broken-hearted man.
• I have wrote to him, for permission to return to England, when you will see a brokenhearted man! My spirit cannot submit, patiently.
• He knew that a very short time ago he might have considered himself brokenhearted, and he knew that as a matter of fact he was nothing of the sort.
• The broken-hearted lover built a chapel on the spot where his betrothed had fallen, and here he dwelt till the end of his days.
• So the Herzog was broken-hearted, and he vowed that henceforth he would live a solitary life within his castle, spending his time in prayer and seeing only his own retainers.
• At first the mother was broken-hearted, but the Governor and his wife comforted her by saying that the child was no farther off than a castle on the opposite banks of the Rhine.
• But I must leave her with Him who is anointed to heal the broken-hearted and to bind up their wounds.
• He was no longer the bright, hopeful, happy boy as before, but miserable, guilty, broken-hearted.
• He had not thought of anything like this, old Marlowe dying broken-hearted, and Phebe left alone in the world.
• Phebe listened to them, and thought of the desolate, broken-hearted man without, who was listening too.
• He was a broken-hearted man, who had cut himself off from all human ties and affections, and who was longing to feel that he was not forsaken of the universal Brother and Saviour.
• The body was taken home to that broken-hearted mother.
• And Mary Warren, broken-hearted, high-headed, silent, turned to the remaining routine of the day.
• And meantime David Rossi was lying in prison in Milan, in a downfall worse than death, crushed, beaten, and broken-hearted.
• The dispute involved William Burnes in ruin, and he died broken-hearted in February, 1784.
• I did not know then that your gayety was assumed, and that you were broken-hearted beneath your brave disguises.
• Though you are broken-hearted yourself, you may save others from breaking their hearts.
• A few months after, he died in London, on January 16, 1598-9, broken-hearted and poor, at an humble tavern, in King Street.
• Every manly and generous heart must burn with indignation at the villainy it describes, and bleed with sympathy for the almost broken-hearted sufferers.
• She, too, was desperately in love, though she remembered her identity occasionally, and that she was in the company of a badly shot-up young man and a broken-hearted cousin.

Similar words containing BROKENHEART without suffix ed

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