Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • Having the heart or affections disengaged; heart-whole.

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Examples

  • She documents how our ideas about sex seesaw between the extremes of fundamentalist fact-free "Bible-based" repression and callous heart-free "secular" license.

    Frank Schaeffer: The Two Men Kissing Gut-Check (a New Movie) Frank Schaeffer 2011

  • She documents how our ideas about sex seesaw between the extremes of fundamentalist fact-free "Bible-based" repression and callous heart-free "secular" license.

    Frank Schaeffer: The Two Men Kissing Gut-Check (a New Movie) Frank Schaeffer 2011

  • Sometimes it almost frightens me to think that they are grandchildren, MY grandchildren — I, who only the other day, it would seem, was as heart-free, leg-free, care-free a girl as ever bestrode a horse, or swam in the big surf, or gathered opihis at low tide, or laughed at a dozen lovers.

    ON THE MAKALOA MAT 2010

  • She documents how our ideas about sex seesaw between the extremes of fundamentalist fact-free "Bible-based" repression and callous heart-free "secular" license.

    Frank Schaeffer: The Two Men Kissing Gut-Check (a New Movie) Frank Schaeffer 2011

  • She documents how our ideas about sex seesaw between the extremes of fundamentalist fact-free "Bible-based" repression and callous heart-free "secular" license.

    Frank Schaeffer: The Two Men Kissing Gut-Check (a New Movie) Frank Schaeffer 2011

  • But before the hour of night she came to him, wrapped in a veil of black silk, and she went in to him and aroused him from sleep, saying, “How canst thou pretend to love me, when thou art sleeping heart-free and in complete content?”

    The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night 2006

  • Lucien began the strife by a piece of vehement petulence, at which a woman laughs so long as she is heart-free, and saddens only when she loves; whereupon Louise took a lofty tone, and began one of her long orations, interlarded with high-sounding words.

    Two Poets 2007

  • Lucien began the strife by a piece of vehement petulence, at which a woman laughs so long as she is heart-free, and saddens only when she loves; whereupon Louise took a lofty tone, and began one of her long orations, interlarded with high-sounding words.

    Two Poets 2007

  • I have laid a scheme to do so; if indeed she be hitherto innocent and heart-free.

    Clarissa Harlowe 2006

  • Lily was heart-free at the time, and had ever been so.

    The Small House at Allington 2004

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