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heart-to-heart
[hahrt-tuh-hahrt]
adjective
frank; sincere.
We had a heart-to-heart talk about his poor attendance.
noun
Informal.a frank talk, especially between two persons.
heart-to-heart
adjective
(esp of a conversation or discussion) concerned with personal problems or intimate feelings
noun
an intimate conversation or discussion
Word History and Origins
Origin of heart to heart1
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
After a series of healing heart-to-heart conversations, Uchis’ mom worked for her daughters’ forgiveness — and spent ample time with her grandson before she tragically died in April.
Fraser's turning point came after a heart-to-heart with his older brother Ross.
And when the sun rose, she shifted gears to film dramatic heart-to-heart talks between Jamie and Ben in one or two takes.
"Last year, we spoke heart-to-heart with the community and now they must leave and go back to their villages," he added.
“Zoe and I had a heart-to-heart and I said, ‘We can adapt,’” King said, recalling how they decided to create a decentralized model for the company that would allow her to live with her family.
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