Difference between Pleased and Heartened

PLEASED vs HEARTENED: ADJECTIVE

Happy, content
Experiencing pleasure.
Experiencing pleasure or joy
Feeling pleasurable satisfaction over something by which you measures your self-worth
Experiencing or manifesting pleasure

Grateful, Heartened, Excited, Thrilled, Diverted, Proud of, Bucked up, Entertained, Amused, Encouraged, Happy, Glad, Proud, Gratified, Delighted

Impressed, Grateful, Heartened, Excited, Thrilled, Diverted, Proud of, Entertained, Amused, Encouraged, Happy, Glad, Proud, Gratified, Delighted

Again, black and feminist groups were not pleased.
Very pleased with the courteous and professional service.
Could not be more pleased with my visit!
Overall, customers are pleased with this manual treadmill.
We are pleased and will use them again.
We are pleased to announce that IEEE Robotics.
VA is pleased to announce that on Sept.
He has been pleased to set His Name.
It pleased the Senate, or excuse me, it passed the Senate unanimously; it pleased it, too.
We are very pleased with the inspection and extremely pleased with the upkeep of the house.

Think how our troops will be heartened by my eleventh hour appearance.
Australian trafficker Maria Elvira Pinto Exposto, has heartened human rights activists.
That is uncommon, and the Council was heartened by his appearance.
Aidy Heartened By Blues Display (from St. Albans Observer) (Titel).
And based on his track record, he should be heartened.
Naegi, heartened by his friends, decides to destroy the game.
We are disappointed but heartened that his defense will appeal.
We are heartened by the successes of recent years.
And so, again, I was heartened to hear Mr.
British collector is heartened at every stage in Mr.