heartache
nounHow to pronounce heartache:
Definition of heartache:
- heartache (noun):
 - anguish of mind sorrow
 - intense sorrow caused by loss of a loved one (especially by death).
 
Synonyms for heartache:
affliction
agony
anguish
bitterness
brokenheartedness
despair
distress
dolor
dolour
grief
guilt
heartbreak
heartsickness
pain
remorse
sorrow
sorrowfulness
suffering
torment
torture
woe
Other 2-syllable words like heartache
Here are some other common words that have 2 syllables, like heartache does.
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 - impressed
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 - decad
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 - bleated
 - afflicts
 - spiky
 - blushing
 - besiege
 - crumbled
 - wafted
 - spurning
 - worser
 - costed
 - benab
 - snuggling
 - wheedle
 - humdrum
 - chortling
 - … more
 
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