Your heart is in Meaning in English
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Definition
Used to say that someone really cares about what they are doing or is fully committed to it. Usually appears as part of phrases like 'your heart is in it' or 'your heart is in the right place.'
Usage & Nuances
This phrase is almost always used as 'your heart is in it' or in negative/cautious forms like 'your heart isn't really in this.' It’s about true emotion or commitment, not just effort. Not formal; appropriate for everyday, especially when discussing motivation or passion.
Example Sentences
If your heart is in your work, you will succeed.
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She is a great teacher because her heart is in it.
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When your heart is in something, it feels easy to do.
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I can tell your heart is in this project—you really care.
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If your heart isn’t in the job, it’s hard to stay motivated.
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No matter what you do, make sure your heart is in it.
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