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UKyoung at heart
/jˈʌŋ at hˈɑːt/
/jˈʌŋ æt hˈɑːɹt/young at heart
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What is the origin of the idiom "young at heart" and when to use it?
The exact origin of the phrase "young at heart" is unclear. It is a commonly used expression to describe someone who maintains a youthful mindset, energy, and outlook on life, regardless of their age. It signifies their ability to find joy and excitement in life's experiences, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a youthful perspective.
Examples
1. but he's still young at heart.
2. We're not trying to be something else, and I think that keeps you young, certainly young at heart, if not in looks, in spirit.
3. Young at heart, isn't it?
4. There's one particular Trader Joe's hack that's perfect for people with kids or those of us who are eternally young at heart.
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