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heartsick

[hahrt-sik] / ˈhɑrtˌsɪk /


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Polevich, 72, said in court that he’s “been heartsick since realizing the extent of the tragedy” and that there was “no excuse” for his behavior.

From Seattle Times

I’m heartsick — I’m furious — over the conservative majority’s brute force move to do away with a half-century of reproductive freedom and precedent.

From Washington Post

I am also bereft, heartsick over the incipient loss of a shared world so total that we can’t even agree on what has been lost, let alone mourn it in unison.

From New York Times

In his heartsick confusion, the song’s narrator is deflecting responsibility for what might happen next.

From Washington Post

The trio — Solo Tres — sings a heartsick Mexican ballad of love and loss.

From Washington Post