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Heartware

Heartware can refer to both a popular term and a local term, each with different meanings:

Popular Usage:

Noun:

  1. A colloquial term used to describe emotional or sentimental items that hold deep personal significance, often associated with love, nostalgia, or cherished memories. These items may include sentimental gifts, mementos, or heirlooms.
    Example Sentence: I keep a small locket with a picture of my late grandfather as my heartware, as it brings back fond memories whenever I wear it.
  2. A technologically advanced mechanical or electronic device implanted within the human body, primarily used to assist or replace the functions of a failing heart. Heartware devices are typically used as temporary options until a suitable heart transplant becomes available.
    Example Sentence: The patient's deteriorating heart condition required the immediate implantation of heartware to sustain his life until a donor heart could be found.

Local Usage:

Noun:

  1. In local jargon, "heartware" refers to the collective capacity of a community or organization to show empathy, compassion, and care towards its members. It emphasizes the human aspects of an institution, such as its values, sense of community, and willingness to support one another.
    Example Sentence: The success of our school is not only attributed to our superb facilities but also to the strong heartware that fosters a supportive environment for both students and teachers.

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