From the bottom of my heart

Meaning

The idiom "from the bottom of my heart" is used to express sincere emotions or feelings towards something. It is a way of saying that what someone is feeling is real and genuine, not just for show.

Usage

• "I really care about you from the bottom of my heart."
• "From the bottom of my heart, I want to help."
• "You're not just my friend, you're like family to me from the bottom of my heart."
• "I promise to be honest with you from the bottom of my heart."
• "From the bottom of my heart, thank you for your kind words." The usage of this idiom can vary depending on the context. For example, it can be used in a romantic or platonic relationship, but it is generally used to express genuine emotions or feelings towards something.

Roots and History

The idiom "from the bottom of my heart" has been used for centuries. It is believed to have originated from the idea that true emotions come from deep within a person's soul. The phrase itself was first used in literature during the Middle Ages, but it became more popular during the Renaissance period. Over time, the meaning of the idiom has remained relatively consistent. However, it has become more commonly used in contemporary language, especially in romantic relationships.

Synonyms in English

• "Sincerely"
• "Honestly"
• "True to my word"
• "From the depths of my soul"
• "With all my heart"

Synonyms in other languages

• Spanish - "de la corazón"
• French - "de tout mon cœur"
• German - "von alle meinen Herzen"
• Italian - "dalle profondità del cuore"
• Chinese - "从心"

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