Which one is the correct idiom?
Hard feelings
Heart feelings
I suppose "hard feelings" is correct, but I've found out in a reading book the supposing idiom "heart feelings".
Thank you in advance!
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Answers · 2
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hard feelings - typical idiom meaning bad feelings (it is usually said to try to make sure you did not mean harm)
heart feelings - are you aure it was not "hurt feelings"? again, this means bad feelings, something happened that hurt me.
Also, there is a word, heartfelt, which means something that is very deeply or sincerely felt "My friend's father died and I am filled with heartfelt sympathy for her."
Finally, a writer might use the term "heart feelings" to imply that the feelings were ones that warmed your heart (cheered you up, made you feel good). It is not a common term.
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'Hard feelings' is the correct idiom. You're guess was correct!
It's usually said like this- "No hard feelings?" and the reply is usually "No"
^_^
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