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a change of heart

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a change of heart
if someone has a change of heart, they change their opinion or the way they feel about something The revised legislation follows a change of heart by the government. She was going to sell the house but had a change of heart at the last minute.
See also: change, heart

a change of heart
a decision that what you thought earlier is not true or right now He'd been active in the organization for years, but after a change of heart, Yang left the group. He never wanted a movie made about him, but three months before he died, Chavez suddenly had a change of heart.
See also: change, heart


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