Heartiness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HEARTINESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being hearty
• active strength of body or mind
• the quality of hearty sincerity
• the ability to endure difficult conditions.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• giving unqualified support; enthusiastically or exuberantly cordial; jovial; expressed unrestrainedly

Words related to HEARTINESS

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Words that contain HEARTINESS

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How to use HEARTINESS in a sentence

• She sang, in a half-rude, half-melodious way, snatches of songs which sounded better than they really were, she sang them with so much heartiness and abandon.
• And Cornish assented with the intense heartiness of the provincial.
• They generously offered their services, and sang with a heartiness that showed a warm interest in the work.
• He threw himself with the greatest heartiness into a movement for the aid of the insurgents.
• Nevertheless, with such show of heartiness as she found possible, she assented to their demand, and the time was fixed.
• The vigour, heartiness, and sincerity of this political hatred put to shame the more tepid convictions of our degenerate days.
• Yet is there still much jovial heartiness in the festive revelry of the mountaineers.
• Tati welcomed me with the heartiness of the English gentleman and the courtesy of the Tahitian chief.
• I am no longer what you would call a young man, Elinor, and I have never learned to turn back and begin all over again with any show of heartiness.
• And then he drew his friend toward him and began to ask questions and chatter away with such genuine heartiness, that Will soon lost his shyness and could speak as of old to him.
• Chapter XVII Stafford smiled pleasantly when he saw the two women and only a close observer would have noticed that his greeting lacked its customary spontaneity and heartiness.
• There was always a refreshing thoroughness and heartiness in what he did.
• Always dignified, there was a heartiness in his greetings that was irresistible.
• Being the first friendly word she had heard, Bluebell thanked him with a heartiness of gratitude that caused her neighbour on the left to glance at her with furtive interest.
• In spite, however, of their tender years there was a lurking ferocity that must be checked by an indulgent heartiness of manner, as one might offer a nut to a monkey.
• Courage is supposed to hold a solemn aspect, but the Major was the embodiment of heartiness.
• Few men ever pursued literature, for its own sake, with more heartiness than Isaac Disraeli.
• No orator had espoused with more seeming heartiness various liberal opinions, which he abandoned when he became a pet of the Whigs.
• McGurvin caught up the sound with some heartiness as he locked the door, blew out the light, and went groping through the dark for his own bed.
• Seventy years have shaken the frame, but have not shaken the heartiness of the man.
• The girls often visited the mine and were always greeted with the utmost heartiness by its owners.
• The poor have always believed in heartiness and cheerfulness.
• Then, having paid their compliments to the sun and the moon, as all good Romanys must before eating, they fell to with heartiness.
• We have a bluff heartiness, a cheerful cynicism that serves in place of sincerity, and we ask no questions.
• Esteban talked continually with a forced heartiness, Christina barely spoke at all, and then absently.
• They congregated at every bar with the red sand thick upon them, and cursed the country and the climate with much heartiness and variety.
• His bluff heartiness seemed to fade away as he removed his soft, broad-brimmed hat and glanced across the too fresh-looking apartment.
• Much kindness, heartiness I should say, intelligence, and real goodness.
• When he was shown in he found an aspiring politician laughing with forced heartiness at something which the editor had said.
• The sweet heartiness of an older man so far beyond myself in princely attainments and world knowledge, who could stoop to such a raw savage, took me by storm.
• No one will ever understand the heartiness and generosity and warmth of Kentucky hospitality until he experiences it.
• With the same heartiness I now declare my acceptance of the call.
• We greeted each other with heartiness, not having met since we crossed the ocean together some time before.
• He issued his orders in a voice of thunder and with an air of what, for want of a better expression, we may term ferocious heartiness.
• They saw a tall, strong, rough, good-natured-looking man, whom all the men and all the boys greeted with genuine heartiness.
• She is the patron goddess of mothers, and when we remember the relative value of a son in Chinese estimation we can appreciate the heartiness of the worship.
• They stared at each other, eye to eye, both plainly wishing with all heartiness that no feminine presence hampered them.

Similar words containing HEARTINES without suffix s

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