innermost feelings; intentions; considerations; magnanimity
Meanings
5 senses · 10 examplesnoun
innermost feelings; heart
informalRefers to one's deepest, genuine feelings and thoughts.
Upon seeing her future daughter-in-law, the aunt was truly happy from the bottom of her heart.
You can't fool me; I can see right into your heart.
noun
intention; motive; disposition
Describes a person's inherent kindness or moral character.
He has a good heart and always helps others.
That person has ill intentions; you should stay away from him.
noun
thinking ability; brains
Refers to one's ability to think, plan, and consider things thoroughly.
He has a good head on his shoulders and considers everything thoroughly.
You need to be more mindful and thoughtful when doing things; don't be foolish.
noun
unnecessary misgivings; excessive suspicion
informalOften implies overthinking or being overly cautious/suspicious.
He's a good person, but he's just too suspicious/has too many misgivings.
Don't be so overly cautious; nobody wants to harm you.
noun
magnanimity; tolerance; breadth of mind
informalRefers to how broad-minded or tolerant a person is.
She is narrow-minded and can get angry for half a day over a trivial matter.
He is intolerant and can't stand being wronged.