Liberal Dictionary English Dictionary
Persuade oneself to do something, as in They were an hour late, but I couldn’t find it in my heart to scold them. This expression, today generally put in the negative, alludes to searching self-examination. [Mid-1400s]
Persuade oneself to do something, as in They were an hour late, but I couldn’t find it in my heart to scold them. This expression, today generally put in the negative, alludes to searching self-examination. [Mid-1400s]