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Lose heart

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Emotional Tone

The phrase carries an emotional weight, often used to express empathy with someone's disappointment.

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I know you're close to giving up, but don't lose heart—things will get better.
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Motivational Context

Commonly used to encourage others to continue trying despite difficulties or setbacks.

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The team was behind, but the coach told them to never lose heart.
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Not Literal

The phrase is not about actually losing a part of the body. It's a metaphor for losing courage or hope.

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He was about to lose heart, but then he remembered his family's support.
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