Hearted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HEARTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• HEART, to hearten, encourage
ADJECTIVE:
• having a character or feelings of a specified kind
• Having a heart; having (such) a heart (regarded as the seat of the affections, disposition, or character).
• Shaped like a heart; cordate.
• Seated or laid up in the heart.

Words related to HEARTED

heart8 hearting12 hearts9

Words that contain HEARTED

unhearted13 bighearted17 coldhearted18 downhearted19 freehearted18 halfhearted21 hardhearted19 ironhearted15 kindhearted20 lionhearted15 openhearted17 softhearted18 truehearted15 warmhearted20 weakhearted22 bigheartedly22 fainthearted19 greathearted17 heavyhearted25 largehearted17 lighthearted20 proudhearted19 stonyhearted19 stouthearted16 sweethearted19 wholehearted22 brokenhearted23 coldheartedly23 downheartedly24 freeheartedly23 halfheartedly26 hardheartedly24 kindheartedly25 openheartedly22 softheartedly23 tenderhearted18 bigheartedness21 chickenhearted29 faintheartedly24 greatheartedly22 heavyheartedly30 lightheartedly25 stoutheartedly21 wholeheartedly27 brokenheartedly28 coldheartedness22 downheartedness23 halfheartedness25 hardheartedness23 kindheartedness24 lionheartedness19 openheartedness21 softheartedness22 tenderheartedly23 trueheartedness19 warmheartedness24 greatheartednes20 heavyheartednes28 stoutheartednes19 largeheartednes20 bigheartednesse22 lightheartednes23 tenderheartedne20 faintheartednes22 lightheartedness24 largeheartedness21 greatheartedness21 stoutheartedness20 bigheartednesses23 heavyheartedness29 faintheartedness23 softheartednesses24 trueheartednesses21 warmheartednesses26 halfheartednesses27 coldheartednesses24 kindheartednesses26 tenderheartedness22 openheartednesses23 downheartednesses25 hardheartednesses25 greatheartednesses23 heavyheartednesses31 faintheartednesses25 largeheartednesses23 stoutheartednesses22 lightheartednesses26 tenderheartednesses24

How to use HEARTED in a sentence

• It is part of our national lack of technique that we were slow to make provision for the dependents of enlisted men, and even then were not whole hearted.
• Thus ended the career of a life-long friend of mine who, in spite of his many faults, was a noble man, ever brave and generous hearted.
• War is a very terrible thing, and the well-meant interference of the kind- hearted may do far more harm than good.
• We found him an elderly gentleman, and a true hearted Virginian, both in his generosity and his prejudices in favor of slavery.
• Her two daughters, Araminta and Clarinda, were not very refined in their manners, owing to a deficiency in their education, but were good hearted, cheerful girls.
• He was more disposed to aid, than to overcome the kind hearted Ooroony, and made up his mind to have an interview with him before he returned from the intended voyage.
• At that time many stout hearted sinners were conquered.
• She was nearly broken hearted when she thought he would die, and Will felt he could not leave her until he knew what would be the result of the illness.
• Then I grew light hearted in that strange way that comes after long strain of fearing the worst, when the worst is known and it is not so terrible after all.
• There is torture in that way, and some of the men grumbled thereat, being less hard hearted.
• He gave the dame good day, and departed light-foot but heavy hearted.
• Richard Godey was his tried and trusty friend, his kindred spirit and a noble hearted man.
• But these deductions must be left for the sensitive and honest hearted imagination to draw.
• That was not strictly true, but there was nothing half hearted or halfway about Miss Doyle.
• The hospitality of big hearted fishermen of Newfoundland, who sheltered and fed the Eskimos in their cabins, kept them through the winter.
• And singularly enough, he appeared to be simpler hearted and more unaffected, with less Gipsy trickery, and more of a disposition for honest labour.
• Like a true, noble hearted French gentleman he desired that his invention should spread freely throughout the whole world.
• I am a weak, a tender hearted man, and must weep when I am scoffed at.
• The days slipped by, and, having recovered from the effects of the storm, the Rover boys became as light hearted as ever.
• It was there, by means of a key hanging round her neck, that Letitia Carberry, great hearted woman and patriot that she is, bared her inner heart to me.
• Be as lofty mountains, dawning stars from the horizon of existence, brilliant lamps in the assemblies of oneness and lowly souls, pure hearted, with the friends.
• Cortez, iron hearted as he was, sat down and burst into tears as he viewed the broken remnant of his army.
• Moreover, the boy was really pleasant and generous hearted, and had no mind, in the long run, for lonely state and disagreeable haughtiness.
• THE HAPPY FAMILY A lively and amusing story, dealing with the adventures of eighteen jovial, big hearted Montana cowboys.
• I guess she must have married him because her parents were poor, or because she was too kind hearted to say no.
• If only the men would be open hearted and less prejudiced and brave enough to stand alone and reform society.
• If this soft hearted woman have infused any of her tenderness into her Lady, there is hope she will be plyant.
• Purcell went about it with the tact that often comes to the easy going and big hearted.
• If the soldiers had been heavy hearted at the prospect of leaving the Valley, the people of Staunton had been plunged in the direst grief.
• He had been left to die, and was taken charge of by the kind hearted John M.
• Along about the middle of the eighteenth century there came to England a young French-Swiss, named De la Flechere, hungry hearted for the truth.
• He was a kind hearted little man, but the forest rangers had worked him hard all night.
• From humane and merciful they change him into hard hearted and barbarous.
• They seemed so kind and noble hearted, so suited to each other.

Similar words containing HEART without suffix ed

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