Cordial, ardent, and bona fide are all synonyms for heartfelt. Insincere and apathetic are antonyms of heartfelt. And here are 21 another word for heartfelt.
The noun "heartfelt" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length: 2 synonyms with 4 letters, 1 synonym with 5 letters, 3 synonyms with 6 letters, 5 synonyms with 7 letters, 2 synonyms with 8 letters, 1 synonym with 9 letters, 2 synonyms with 10 letters, and 3 synonyms with 12 letters, for a total of 19 synonyms.
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| Word | Opposites | Synonyms |
|---|---|---|
| Search | Ignore, overlook | Hunt, look |
| Searching | Casual, cursory, vague | Observant, penetrating |
| In particular | General, overall | Specifically, especially |
| Heads up | Warning off, ignorance | Alert, warning |
| Heavily | Easily, quickly, narrowly, moderately, lightly | Laboriously, slowly |
| Unhealthy | Healthy, fit | Harmful, detrimental |
| By heart | By chance, unprepared | From memory, down pat |
| At heart | On the surface, superficially | Basically, fundamentally |
| Heart | Head, indifference | Emotions, feelings |
| Article | Book, pamphlet | Object, thing |
| Learn | Forget, unlearn | Acquire a knowledge of, gain an understanding of |
| Earrings | Gloves, necklace | Studs, hoops |
| Near | Far, distant | Close by, close |
| Bear | Abandon, reject | Support, carry |
| Earful | Silence, quiet | Informative talk, long explanation |
| Earbuds | Speaker, headphone | Earphone, headphone |
| Early | Overdue, late | Untimely, premature |
| Cheap | Expensive, high-class | Inexpensive, low-priced |
| Particularly | Generally, commonly | Especially, specially |
| Unclear | Clear, lucid | Ambiguous, vague |
| Heavy | Light, thin | Weighty, hefty |
| Partner | Rival, opponent | Associate, colleague |
| Party | Solitude, isolation | Social gathering, gathering |
| Art | Science, mechanics | Craft, creativity |
| Appearance | Disappearance, departure | Look(s), air |
| Start | Finish, end, clear up | Begin, get under way |
| Started | Ended, stopped | Began, initiated |
| Particular | General, ordinary | Specific, certain |
| Healthy | Ill, unwholesome, unhealthy | In good physical condition, in good health |
| Clearly | Vaguely, obscurely | Intelligibly, plainly |
| Part | Whole, entirety | Bit, slice |
| Research | Ignorance, assumption | Investigation, experimentation |
| Smart | Scruffy, downmarket | Well dressed, well turned out |
| Fear | Calmness, confidence | Terror, fright |
| Health | Illness, disease | Good physical condition, healthiness |