Heartbreaker: meaning, definitions and examples

The term 'heartbreaker' is used to describe someone who often ends relationships, leaving their partners emotionally hurt. This word carries a negative connotation.

• She was known as a heartbreaker because she ended her relationships without any warning.
• Nobody wanted to date him after hearing he was a heartbreaker.

A 'charmer' is someone who is very likeable and knows how to win people over with their personality and charm. This word has a positive connotation.

• Even at the party, he was a natural charmer, making everyone laugh.
• She was a charmer, always knowing the right thing to say.

A 'seducer' is someone who tries to get others romantically or sexually interested in them, often using their looks or charm. This word often has a negative connotation.

• The novel's main character was a seducer who left a trail of broken hearts.
• His reputation as a seducer made it hard for people to trust him.

The word 'player' is used to describe someone who dates multiple people at the same time without committing to any of them. It often carries a negative connotation.

• He gained a reputation as a player because he never stayed with one person for long.
• She realized he was a player when she saw him flirting with three different people at the same party.

This term is often used to describe a person, usually a romantic partner, who causes great emotional pain or sadness. It can also refer to a song that evokes strong feelings of sadness or longing.

• She knew he was a heartbreaker, but she couldn't resist him.
• Adele's latest single is a real heartbreaker.

This is a general term for a successful and popular song or album, usually one that performs well on the music charts and receives heavy radio play.

• Their latest song is a hit, playing everywhere on the radio.
• After their hit single, the band gained international fame.

This is used to describe a song or an album that has reached the top position on the music charts. It indicates commercial success and widespread popularity.

• Their new album became a chart-topper within a week of its release.
• The single stayed a chart-topper for six consecutive weeks.

Refers to a song that evokes strong emotions, commonly associated with themes of love, loss, or personal struggles. Specially used to highlight the emotional impact of the music or lyrics.

• Her emotional song brought tears to everyone's eyes during the concert.
• That emotional song reminds me of my first heartbreak.