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Discover LudwigThe phrase "heart pound" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used as a description of a physical sensation or emotion one might feel in a particular situation. For example, "My heart pounded as I walked down the dark hallway."
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It makes your heart pound.
This makes my heart pound.
It makes my heart pound".
An especially loud fire engine can still make the heart pound.
Can you give me all the geeky specs that make my heart pound?
The thought of it makes my heart pound, as if we were to shit together".
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His heart pounds.
My heart pounded rapidly.
Head turning, heart pounding?
I was already sweating, my heart pounding.
"It feels pretty intense, heart pounding.
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