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| antonym | eng: dishearten |
| etymological origin of | eng: dishearten |
| etymology | eng: -en |
| etymology | eng: heart |
| has derived form | eng: heartened |
| has derived form | eng: heartening |
| has derived form | eng: heartens |
| is derived from | eng: -en |
| is derived from | eng: heart |
| lexical category | verb |
| pronunciation | /ˈhɑ:tən/ |
| semantically related | eng: brighten |
| semantically related | eng: clap |
| semantically related | eng: conducive |
| semantically related | eng: dynamic |
| semantically related | eng: embolden |
| semantically related | eng: encourage |
| semantically related | eng: enliven |
| semantically related | eng: envigorate |
| semantically related | eng: exhilarate |
| semantically related | eng: hit one's stride |
| semantically related | eng: humour |
| semantically related | eng: inspire |
| translation | eng: cheer |
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