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take heart

to start to feel more hopeful and more confident. House owners can take heart from the news that property prices are starting to rise again. (often + from)

See also: heart, take

take heart

to feel encouraged. The entire world should take heart that progress is being made in the effort to eliminate this disease.

See also: heart, take

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take effect
take eye off the ball
Take five
take for a ride
take for granted
take forever
take hat off to

take heart
take hold
take in
take in good part
take in hand
take in stride
take into account
take into own hands

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