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heartfelt

American  
[hahrt-felt] / ˈhɑrtˌfɛlt /

adjective

  1. deeply or sincerely felt: felt.

    heartfelt sympathy.


heartfelt British  
/ ˈhɑːtˌfɛlt /

adjective

  1. sincerely and strongly felt

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Etymology

Origin of heartfelt

First recorded in 1725–35; heart + felt 1

Example Sentences

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Alyssa Milano, who was Dane’s romantic co-star on “Charmed,” shared a heartfelt message on Instagram praising his cheeky, yet tender spirit and deep love for his daughters.

From Los Angeles Times

While the special won't be a traditional episode, fans have been told to expect "heartfelt nostalgia and a fresh perspective" from Cyrus.

From BBC

"Our heartfelt sympathy for anybody and everybody that was involved in the accident. Hopefully, particularly the kids, will be able to get over this. There's no doubt about it, it's obviously a shocking experience."

From BBC

Turning down his studio’s offer of a cast party at glitzy Studio 54, Duvall hosted a heartfelt hoedown in his New York City apartment.

From Los Angeles Times

The emotions are not complex here, but they are heartfelt, thanks to how McLaughlin and Union conjure up larger-than-life personalities via their voice performances.

From Los Angeles Times