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Discover LudwigThe phrase "state of heartbreak" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a condition or emotional state characterized by deep sadness or grief, often due to a romantic loss. Example: "After the breakup, she found herself in a constant state of heartbreak, struggling to move on."
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It describes that inconsolable state of heartbreak where "All the words of wisdom never seem to heal the pain/All the words of wisdom sound the same".
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They have seen their share of heartbreak.
She's had her share of heartbreak.
The prettiest supermodels and the smartest secretaries of state all experienced heartbreak at one point.
"You hear years of heartbreak".
In the aftermath of heartbreak came foresight.
But mostly I'm afraid of heartbreak.
She called him "The Sherpa of Heartbreak".
At a stretch, she died of heartbreak.
I still hear her sobs of heartbreak.
This enormous distinction causes all kinds of heartbreak among beginners.
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