Heartsick
adjective
Feeling very sad and upset.
She was heartsick to see her son in such a state.

Often appears as...
- feel heartsick
- heartsick about something
adjective
Feeling very sad and upset.
She was heartsick to see her son in such a state.

Often appears as...
- feel heartsick
- heartsick about something
Definition 1 of 1

Deep Sadness
Use 'heartsick' to express a profound feeling of sadness that is often hard to overcome.

He felt heartsick when he learned about the tragedy.
Emotional Upset
'Heartsick' implies a level of emotional pain that affects one's whole state of being, not just the mind.

After the breakup, she was heartsick for weeks.
Not Physical
'Heartsick' does not refer to a physical illness, but rather an emotional condition.

Despite being in good health, he was heartsick over his lost love.
Deep Sadness
Use 'heartsick' to express a profound feeling of sadness that is often hard to overcome.

He felt heartsick when he learned about the tragedy.
Emotional Upset
'Heartsick' implies a level of emotional pain that affects one's whole state of being, not just the mind.

After the breakup, she was heartsick for weeks.
Not Physical
'Heartsick' does not refer to a physical illness, but rather an emotional condition.

Despite being in good health, he was heartsick over his lost love.
Deep Sadness
Use 'heartsick' to express a profound feeling of sadness that is often hard to overcome.

He felt heartsick when he learned about the tragedy.
Emotional Upset
'Heartsick' implies a level of emotional pain that affects one's whole state of being, not just the mind.

After the breakup, she was heartsick for weeks.
Not Physical
'Heartsick' does not refer to a physical illness, but rather an emotional condition.

Despite being in good health, he was heartsick over his lost love.
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