Adjective:

గుండెలో నుంచి,

wholehearted's Usage Examples:

"out-standing zeal, patience and cheerfulness and for setting an example of wholeheartedness devotion to duty".

discontent within their respective parties" membership, and both lacked the wholehearted support of their parties" organization.

A wholehearted cricketer who bustled about whatever he did, Brearley"s batting fame rested on his hurried walk.

The weeks represent stages in a process of wholehearted commitment to the service of God.

university education, gave their vote to a man who had devoted his life wholeheartedly to the Simon Community – Mr.

Girin aided them all through his journey to whom Gurucharan had his dying wish of marrying his daughter (suggestively indicated to his niece Lalita) which Girin accepts wholeheartedly.

realities: this, she thought, explained why in general highbrows "honour so wholeheartedly and depend so completely upon those who are called lowbrows".

Ministry in AmericaWhatcoat threw himself wholeheartedly into the itinerant Methodist ministry across the thirteen states.

The last time I talked with DeLeon I told him I was moving to Philadelphia and was willing to accept the secretaryship of the SLP local there, which had been offered me, but I could not go along with their principles wholeheartedly.

The term has been wholeheartedly adopted by Croatian New Zealanders, among them the Auckland-based Dalmatian.

troops should only be committed wholeheartedly and with the clear intention of winning.

According to John Dennis, at the time racing editor of the rival paper, The Bicycle:What has been lost beneath the clouds of myths surrounding this situation is the reason why many clubs were cautious about wholeheartedly supporting the road-racing movement.

the Coalition and the reluctance of many working men and women to give wholehearted support to a Labour Party still feared as introducing the novelty of.

Synonyms:

sincere, whole-souled, heart-whole,

Antonyms:

dishonest, false, counterfeit, insincere,