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It has no meaning that I can see.
– Jason Bassford
Dec 8 at 11:55
sorry, actually the setense is "I wan't living with heart at that time"
– Evidex
Dec 8 at 12:12
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See defininitions 1.3 and 1.4 here. It means I wasn't living with courage (alternatively, liveliness).
– Tushar Raj
Dec 8 at 13:04
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Please explain the meaning of "I wasn't living with heart at that time"
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It has no meaning that I can see.
– Jason Bassford
Dec 8 at 11:55
sorry, actually the setense is "I wan't living with heart at that time"
– Evidex
Dec 8 at 12:12
1
See defininitions 1.3 and 1.4 here. It means I wasn't living with courage (alternatively, liveliness).
– Tushar Raj
Dec 8 at 13:04
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It has no meaning that I can see.
– Jason Bassford
Dec 8 at 11:55
sorry, actually the setense is "I wan't living with heart at that time"
– Evidex
Dec 8 at 12:12
1
See defininitions 1.3 and 1.4 here. It means I wasn't living with courage (alternatively, liveliness).
– Tushar Raj
Dec 8 at 13:04
It has no meaning that I can see.
– Jason Bassford
Dec 8 at 11:55
It has no meaning that I can see.
– Jason Bassford
Dec 8 at 11:55
sorry, actually the setense is "I wan't living with heart at that time"
– Evidex
Dec 8 at 12:12
sorry, actually the setense is "I wan't living with heart at that time"
– Evidex
Dec 8 at 12:12
1
1
See defininitions 1.3 and 1.4 here. It means I wasn't living with courage (alternatively, liveliness).
– Tushar Raj
Dec 8 at 13:04
See defininitions 1.3 and 1.4 here. It means I wasn't living with courage (alternatively, liveliness).
– Tushar Raj
Dec 8 at 13:04
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heart OED in figurative contexts:
The heart considered as the seat of the emotions generally; a person's emotional nature (often contrasted with the intellectual or
rationalizing nature located in the head
The bodily organ considered or imagined as the seat of feeling, understanding, and thought.
In the most general sense: the mind (including the functions of feeling and volition as well as intellect).
As in your sentence:
"I wasn't living with heart (feeling, understanding, thought) at that time"
answered Dec 8 at 13:14
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I don't think I would have interpreted the given sentence to mean that. In fact, I don't think I would have understood it at all - certainly not without a context.
– michael.hor257k
Dec 8 at 16:48
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1 Answer
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active
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heart OED in figurative contexts:
The heart considered as the seat of the emotions generally; a person's emotional nature (often contrasted with the intellectual or
rationalizing nature located in the head
The bodily organ considered or imagined as the seat of feeling, understanding, and thought.
In the most general sense: the mind (including the functions of feeling and volition as well as intellect).
As in your sentence:
"I wasn't living with heart (feeling, understanding, thought) at that time"
answered Dec 8 at 13:14
lbf
16.9k21561
I don't think I would have interpreted the given sentence to mean that. In fact, I don't think I would have understood it at all - certainly not without a context.
– michael.hor257k
Dec 8 at 16:48
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up vote
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accepted
heart OED in figurative contexts:
The heart considered as the seat of the emotions generally; a person's emotional nature (often contrasted with the intellectual or
rationalizing nature located in the head
The bodily organ considered or imagined as the seat of feeling, understanding, and thought.
In the most general sense: the mind (including the functions of feeling and volition as well as intellect).
As in your sentence:
"I wasn't living with heart (feeling, understanding, thought) at that time"
answered Dec 8 at 13:14
lbf
16.9k21561
I don't think I would have interpreted the given sentence to mean that. In fact, I don't think I would have understood it at all - certainly not without a context.
– michael.hor257k
Dec 8 at 16:48
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
heart OED in figurative contexts:
The heart considered as the seat of the emotions generally; a person's emotional nature (often contrasted with the intellectual or
rationalizing nature located in the head
The bodily organ considered or imagined as the seat of feeling, understanding, and thought.
In the most general sense: the mind (including the functions of feeling and volition as well as intellect).
As in your sentence:
"I wasn't living with heart (feeling, understanding, thought) at that time"
answered Dec 8 at 13:14
lbf
16.9k21561
heart OED in figurative contexts:
The heart considered as the seat of the emotions generally; a person's emotional nature (often contrasted with the intellectual or
rationalizing nature located in the head
The bodily organ considered or imagined as the seat of feeling, understanding, and thought.
In the most general sense: the mind (including the functions of feeling and volition as well as intellect).
As in your sentence:
"I wasn't living with heart (feeling, understanding, thought) at that time"
answered Dec 8 at 13:14
lbf
16.9k21561
answered Dec 8 at 13:14
lbf
16.9k21561
answered Dec 8 at 13:14
lbf
16.9k21561
answered Dec 8 at 13:14
lbf
16.9k21561
16.9k21561
I don't think I would have interpreted the given sentence to mean that. In fact, I don't think I would have understood it at all - certainly not without a context.
– michael.hor257k
Dec 8 at 16:48
add a comment |
I don't think I would have interpreted the given sentence to mean that. In fact, I don't think I would have understood it at all - certainly not without a context.
– michael.hor257k
Dec 8 at 16:48
I don't think I would have interpreted the given sentence to mean that. In fact, I don't think I would have understood it at all - certainly not without a context.
– michael.hor257k
Dec 8 at 16:48
I don't think I would have interpreted the given sentence to mean that. In fact, I don't think I would have understood it at all - certainly not without a context.
– michael.hor257k
Dec 8 at 16:48
add a comment |
It has no meaning that I can see.
– Jason Bassford
Dec 8 at 11:55
sorry, actually the setense is "I wan't living with heart at that time"
– Evidex
Dec 8 at 12:12
1
See defininitions 1.3 and 1.4 here. It means I wasn't living with courage (alternatively, liveliness).
– Tushar Raj
Dec 8 at 13:04