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  • adjective Alternative form of black-hearted.

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Examples

  • So I heartily hope that this is simply a little soap-operatic twist to the initial set-up, to be unravelled as the series progresses, with our blackhearted bumboy prince finding an ally rather than an adversary in the hero.

    Kings Hal Duncan 2009

  • In one Weibo survey about the ministry, the choice receiving the most votes was: it is a blackhearted, corrupt ministry that uses the blood of the public for experiments.

    China's Government Struggles With Outcry Over Train Wreck 2011

  • So I heartily hope that this is simply a little soap-operatic twist to the initial set-up, to be unravelled as the series progresses, with our blackhearted bumboy prince finding an ally rather than an adversary in the hero.

    Archive 2009-04-01 Hal Duncan 2009

  • In one Weibo survey about the ministry, the choice receiving the most votes was: it is a blackhearted, corrupt ministry that uses the blood of the public for experiments.

    China's Government Struggles With Outcry Over Train Wreck 2011

  • Which is the highest compliment I can make: Shusterman makes original choices and takes surprising veers through his story in a way that even I — a jaded, blackhearted cynic — found moving.

    Three for the kids’ bookshelf « The Retort 2010

  • That was the summer-reading-club theme once proposed by a group of blackhearted children's librarians in my Chicago Public Library days; I thought of it today when I saw on PUBYAC a query about "read for fines" programs, wherein children can work off their overdue book fines through time spent doing some sustained silent reading in the library.

    Archive 2007-01-01 Roger Sutton 2007

  • That was the summer-reading-club theme once proposed by a group of blackhearted children's librarians in my Chicago Public Library days; I thought of it today when I saw on PUBYAC a query about "read for fines" programs, wherein children can work off their overdue book fines through time spent doing some sustained silent reading in the library.

    Read or Die Roger Sutton 2007

  • We're making it as close to the evil blackhearted tone of the original stories.

    Will ‘Fables’ #75 Be ‘Happily Ever After?’ Bill Willingham Drops Hints In Our Exclusive Interview 2008

  • ‘She was hanging about me all day, and night too, when I was stretched on my back; and you, like a blackhearted wolf as you are, kept yourself aloof,’ said Sikes.

    Oliver Twist 2007

  • Melodrama: "Sunset Boulevard" (1950), his blackhearted screed about the film industry.

    Periscope 2007

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