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sweetheart
noun [C] /ˈswiːt.hɑːt/
/-hɑːrt/ Definition
› a person you love, especially a person you have a romantic relationship with: She eventually married her childhood sweetheart. [as form of address] "Happy birthday, sweetheart," he said.Romantic and sexual partners › a kind and generous person: "Oh, you're a sweetheart," she said, when I placed the breakfast tray on her lap.People having good qualities
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