hearten|heartened|heartening|heartens in English

verb

[heart·en || 'hɑrtn /'hɑːtn]

comfort; encourage; chee

Use "hearten|heartened|heartening|heartens" in a sentence

1. This is heartening news.

2. The numbers tell a heartening tale.

3. Anyhow, want hearten drive , advance despite difficulties.

4. This good news will hearten you.

5. The manager tried to hearten ( up ) the players.

6. He said a lot to hearten me.

7. Why is Peter’s overall example heartening?

8. It was not a heartening spectacle.

9. I will go first to hearten thee.

10. Heartening reports of victories are pouring in.

11. Alicia, heartened by this woman’s charity, returned to activity.

12. Good: You hearten explain adolescent sex knowledge to the daughter.

13. He will have been heartened by the telephone opinion poll published yesterday.

14. The sight of the flames leaping up did much to hearten me.

15. It has been very heartening to see new writing emerging.

16. Synonyms for Besoothes include cheers up, comforts, consoles, reassures, solaces, soothes, assuages, bolsters, cheers and heartens

17. Already I've been tremendously heartened at the response of all our partners.

18. Beyond that, the evidence of government action is less heartening.

19. Wherever his eyes looked, he saw Broad and heartening things.

20. And the United Nations is undergoing a heartening rebirth.”

21. There was hot, spiced wine to hearten the bride, who drank it gratefully.

22. In particular, Maniche's resurgence as a goal scoring midfielder has been heartening.

23. The unabashed patriotism of whites for their black - led nation heartened many.

24. He at least was heartened that there was no ligament damage found.

25. It is heartening to see the determination of these young people.