Dead Heart

British  

noun

1. the remote interior of Australia

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Etymology

Origin of Dead Heart

C20: from the title The Dead Heart of Australia (1906) by J. W. Gregory (1864–1932), British geologist

Example Sentences

After missing with a first-pitch slider to Realmuto, Ohtani left a 100.2 mph heater in the dead heart of the zone.

From Los Angeles Times

“We’ve got the richness of emptiness which for some reason was known as the dead heart,” Mr. Olsen said in 2016 at the opening of a major retrospective of his six-decade career.

From New York Times

That path uses cutting-edge gene editing to replace dead heart cells with new ones engineered to reduce arrhythmias.

From Washington Post

I'm nearly 50 years old, with a cold, dead heart, but that kitchen still gets me.

From Salon

Jaíne feels it, and I guess my cold dead heart still does as well.

From Salon