dark hearted

English

Adjective

dark hearted (comparative more dark hearted, superlative most dark hearted)

1. Alternative form of dark-hearted
   • 1894, Cork Historical and Archaeological Society, Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society:

     How sad and dark hearted In deep pain I pine, Since fortune has parted Her fondness from mine.

   • 1894, William Stevenson, Wood: Its Use as a Constructive Material, page 124:

     Upon the Baltic ash assuming size it becomes dark hearted, a remark which applies to it without exception.

   • 1975, R. S. Miller, Misi Gete: John Geddie pioneer missionary to the New Hebrides:

     May God have mercy on this dark hearted and wicked man, and save him from ruin.