Pronunciation: /ˈbroʊkən ˈhɑrtɪd/
noun a person who is feeling extreme sorrow or grief
A1 She felt broken-hearted after her pet ran away.
A2 The broken-hearted girl sat alone in the park, crying.
B1 The broken-hearted man found solace in writing poetry.
B2 Despite being broken-hearted, she tried to remain positive and move on.
C1 The broken-hearted musician poured his emotions into his latest album.
C2 The broken-hearted widow found comfort in her memories of her late husband.
adjective feeling or showing extreme sorrow or grief
A1 She felt broken-hearted when her pet ran away.
A2 The broken-hearted girl sat alone in the park, crying.
B1 After the breakup, he was left broken-hearted and devastated.
B2 Despite being broken-hearted, she tried to remain positive and move on.
C1 The broken-hearted poet poured his emotions into his latest work.
C2 Even in the midst of her broken-heartedness, she found strength to carry on.
formal She was left broken-hearted after he ended their relationship.
informal I saw him sitting alone, looking all broken-hearted.
slang She was totally shattered and broken-hearted when she found out the truth.
figurative The old man's broken-hearted voice echoed through the empty house.
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