Be still my heart Meaning in English
expression
Definition
An old-fashioned expression people say when they feel strong excitement, surprise, or affection, usually because something or someone makes their heart beat faster.
Usage & Nuances
This phrase is literary or dramatic, often used humorously or playfully, especially when reacting to something charming or romantic. Not used in serious situations. Typically written or spoken in a slightly dramatic tone.
Example Sentences
Be still my heart, she's coming this way!
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When I saw the puppy, I thought, 'Be still my heart.'
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Be still my heart—the food looks amazing!
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He smiled at me and, oh, be still my heart, I almost forgot what I was going to say.
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Be still my heart—I can't believe he remembered my birthday!
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She wore that red dress—be still my heart!
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