Verb:

హృదయానికి వెళ్లండి,

take to heart's Usage Examples:

Not only did he take to heart Monet´s theoretical admonitions and his requirement to portray the beauties and mystery of nature in a manner stringently truthful to one's personal vision, but he also studied works that were available to him in The Master´s studio.

an orphan boy and a dragon is that rare family film you really can take to heart.

Prophet (upon whom be peace) has been consoled, so as to say: "Do not take to heart their mockery and jesting; leave them to indulge in their idle talk.

unacceptable behavior is a leadership issue that I and all the Academy leaders take to heart.

originally emphasized eight guidelines that all Chinese writers should take to heart in writing: Write with substance.

is over"—may well be advice that Van Halen and their fans ought to take to heart.

criticism (blasphemia) as the punishment for evil deeds which people take to heart the most and which the powerful are especially subject to.

Torah: kakatuv beTorato: כַּכָּתוּב בְּתוֹרָתוֹ:‎ 18 "You shall know and take to heart this day v"yada"ta hayom, vahashevota el l"vavekha.

originally emphasizes eight guidelines that all Chinese writers should take to heart (next year he will compress the list to four points).

Not only did he take to heart Monet´s theoretical admonitions and his requirement to portray the beauties.

manifestation of a wider evolving nationalist mood, and he would only slowly take to heart the lessons of the 9 November 1923 confrontation, remembered in history.

idea that "Marine" is an earned title, and most Marine Corps personnel take to heart the phrase "Once a Marine, Always a Marine".

and uplifting anthem" that "every essential worker needs to hear and take to heart".

Synonyms:

hunch, bosom, suspicion, intuition,

Antonyms:

dissatisfy, rejection, extraversion, worldliness, outward,