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Synonyms for eat one's heart out
| Grammar : Verb |
| Spell : hahrt |
| Phonetic Transcription : hɑrt |
Top 10 synonyms for eat one's heart out Other synonyms for the word eat one's heart out
- ache
- ache for
- affront
- anguish
- bawl
- be against
- be apathetic
- be down in the mouth
- be envious
- be gloomy
- be in a funk
- be in brown study
- be jealous
- be reluctant
- be stingy
- bear
- beat one's breast
- bewail
- bleed
- carry a heavy load
- carry on
- censure
- chafe
- chafe inwardly
- chagrin
- consider
- covet
- cry
- cry a river
- daydream
- deliberate
- denounce
- deplore
- deprecate
- desire
- despair
- despond
- die for
- die over
- disapprove of
- distress oneself
- dream
- droop
- dwell upon
- eat one's heart out
- endure
- envy
- fancy
- fret
- fume
- fuss
- get into a dither
- give eyeteeth for
- gloom
- grieve
- grieve for
- grudge
- grumble
- grump
- hang crepe
- hanker
- hate
- have hard feelings
- howl
- hunger
- hunger for
- hurt
- idle
- itch for
- keen
- kick self
- lament
- languish
- long
- long for
- lose heart
- lose sleep over
- lust
- lust after
- meditate
- moan
- moon
- mope
- mourn
- mull over
- muse
- need
- object to
- pinch
- pine
- pine away
- pine for
- ponder
- pother
- rain
- reflect
- regret
- repent
- repine
- require
- resent
- rue
- ruminate
- sigh
- sigh for
- sing
- sing the blues
- sink
- sob
- sorrow
- sorrow over
- speculate
- spoil for
- stew
- stew over
- stint
- suffer
- sulk
- suspire
- sweat it out
- sweat out
- sweat over
- take it hard
- take on
- think about
- think upon
- thirst
- thirst for
- torment
- turn green
- upset oneself
- wail
- want
- waste time
- wear a long face
- weep
- worry
- yearn
- yearn for
- yen for
Définition of eat one's heart out
Origin :- Old English heorte "heart; breast, soul, spirit, will, desire; courage; mind, intellect," from Proto-Germanic *khertan- (cf. Old Saxon herta, Old Frisian herte, Old Norse hjarta, Dutch hart, Old High German herza, German Herz, Gothic hairto), from PIE *kerd- "heart" (cf. Greek kardia, Latin cor, Old Irish cride, Welsh craidd, Hittite kir, Lithuanian širdis, Russian serdce "heart," Breton kreiz "middle," Old Church Slavonic sreda "middle").
- Spelling with -ea- is c.1500, reflecting what then was a long vowel, and remained when pronunciation shifted. Most of the figurative senses were present in Old English, including "intellect, memory," now only in by heart. Heart attack attested from 1875; heart disease is from 1864. The card game hearts is so called from 1886.
- As in lament : verb to mourn or grieve deeply
- As in mope : verb pout, be dejected
- As in begrudge : verb wish that someone did not have
- As in brood : verb agonize over
- As in crave : verb desire intensely
- As in deplore : verb regret; condemn
- As in envy : verb be jealous of another
- As in fret : verb worry, be annoyed
- As in grieve : verb mourn, feel deep distress
Antonyms for eat one's heart out
- abjure
- appease
- approve
- be confident
- be content
- be elated
- be generous
- be glad
- be happy
- calm
- celebrate
- comfort
- commend
- compliment
- delight
- despise
- dislike
- disregard
- endorse
- forget
- give
- gloat
- grow
- hate
- have
- ignore
- laud
- make happy
- neglect
- not want
- not worry
- pacify
- placate
- please
- praise
- refuse
- rejoice
- relieve
- revel
- rise
- satisfy
- soothe
- spurn
- strengthen
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