Hearten

usgb/ˈhɑːrtn/
verb

To make someone feel more cheerful or confident.

The news about the economy has heartened investors.
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  • hearten someone
  • be heartened
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Emotion Booster

Indicates positive emotional reinforcement and increase in confidence.

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His coach's praise heartened him before the big game.
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Response to Good News

Often used when reacting to encouraging information or events.

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I was heartened to hear she recovered quickly from her illness.
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Personal Impact

Implies a personal or emotional impact on someone, not just a change in situation.

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The community's support heartened the family during the crisis.
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