Word# Heartsick

* Part Of Speech — Adjective.

* Pronunciation —

* Heart as usual, heart,

* sick as usual, sick.

* Meaning —

* Extremely sad.

* Sentences

* One should give importance to the health of one's heart or else he or she would be heartsick.

* The little boy was heartsick as his favourite toy car broke. (Adjective, extremely sad)

* Previously, she appeared to be heartsick; now she is cachinnating while gossiping with her friends. (Adjective, extremely sad)

* One should make efforts to see the bright side of life instead of being heartsick for petty issues. (Adjective, extremely sad)

* Synonyms — sad, gloomy, unhappy, despondent, heartbroken, melancholic, etc.

* Antonyms — cheerful, jovial, happy, etc.

* Quick revision of previously learnt words —

* Despondence — sadness.[1]

* Cachinnating — laughing loudly

Idom#Bad blood

* Meaning —

* Bitterness or hatred.

* Sentences —

* Since dog's age, there is bad blood between them. (Bitterness or hatred)

* Dog's age — long time.

* He refused to hit the road in the morning and that led to bad blood between him and his brother. (Bitterness or hatred)

* Hit the road — start a journey.

* She said that at that time, this particular design was all the rage; her friend had stolen the cloth and that creates bad blood between them. (Bitterness or hatred)

* All the rage — in fashion.

Phrasal verb# laid up

* Meaning —

* Confined to bed because of illness.

* Sentences —

* She was laid up with fever . (Was confined to bed because of illness)

* The old woman is laid up with cold. (Is confined to bed because of illness)

* When she was laid up, he took great care of her. (Was confined to bed because of illness